Altcoins & Crypto to Get Highest Returns in Next 2 Years – Here’s Why
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has seen its price tumble by 7% over the past week, slipping from its highly anticipated $100,000 milestone. Despite this drop, its dominance in the market remains strong, consolidating just below 58%. But while Bitcoin takes a breather, the spotlight may be shifting to altcoins.
Why? A growing number of analysts, including Michaël van de Poppe, believe we could be on the verge of a historic altcoin rally—one that could rival some of the biggest financial booms in history. Could this be the opportunity investors have been waiting for? Read on as we unpack it all.
A Promising Outlook for Altcoins
Well-known crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe predicts that a major altcoin season could be approaching. He compares the current market to historic periods of financial growth, suggesting that altcoins could be gearing up for massive gains over the next two years.
In a recent tweet, van de Poppe drew parallels between today’s crypto market and the economic booms of 1928–1929 and 1998–1999. Both eras were marked by rapid advancements—first in the stock market and later during the internet boom.
Crypto Market Entering a “Peak Cycle”
Van de Poppe believes the cryptocurrency market is entering a “peak cycle,” a phase where returns could be exceptionally high. He expects altcoins to benefit the most, potentially mirroring the explosive growth seen during those historic periods.
The analyst also highlighted the importance of the “140-day Golden Window,” a 20-week phase during which altcoins have historically surged as Bitcoin’s dominance declines. Investors prepared for this window could see significant opportunities for profit.
Bitcoin Dominance Hits a Key Level
Bitcoin dominance recently faced resistance at the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level and is now hovering around 58%. This could pave the way for altcoins to take center stage in the coming months.
Meanwhile, the Altcoin Season Index has risen slightly to 51, showing growing momentum. However, the market is still considered to be in Bitcoin Season, as less than 25% of altcoins have outperformed Bitcoin over the last 90 days.
