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Featured image for article: 37M altcoins, ONE pattern – Why data hints at 2021-style alt rally

37M altcoins, ONE pattern – Why data hints at 2021-style alt rally

November 12, 2025AMBCryptogeneral
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Here's why altcoin season could be under threat of non-existence again?

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Here is an original 400-word article analyzing the potential for an altcoin rally in 2023: The Altcoin Resurgence: Will 2023 Bring a Repeat of 2021? After the crypto market's spectacular bull run in 2021, where altcoins soared to new heights, many investors are now wondering whether we could see a similar altcoin season unfold in 2023. With 37 million altcoins now in circulation, the data suggests an intriguing pattern that could foreshadow another breakout year for alternative cryptocurrencies. Historical Precedents and Changing Dynamics The 2021 altcoin boom was fueled by a perfect storm of factors - surging retail interest, the rise of DeFi, and Bitcoin's relative underperformance compared to many alternative coins. This led to a frenzy of speculative buying that drove prices of Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, and others to stratospheric levels. However, the crypto market landscape has evolved considerably since then. Increased regulatory scrutiny, the collapse of high-profile projects like Terra/Luna, and the broader macroeconomic uncertainty have introduced new headwinds. Furthermore, the dominance of Bitcoin and Ethereum has reasserted itself, suggesting altcoins may face greater challenges replicating their previous parabolic gains. Emerging Patterns and Indicators Despite these obstacles, crypto analysts are closely monitoring several data points that could signal an altcoin resurgence in the coming year. The sheer number of altcoins in circulation - now over 37 million - suggests continued innovation and diversification within the broader ecosystem. Additionally, increasing institutional adoption of crypto, along with the rise of Layer-2 scaling solutions, could provide a tailwind for smaller, more specialized projects. Moreover, historical patterns indicate that altcoin seasons tend to follow major Bitcoin bull runs, with a lag of 6-12 months. Given Bitcoin's impressive recovery from the 2022 downturn, some experts believe the stage may be set for altcoins to recapture investor attention in 2023. Implications and Outlook A resurgent altcoin market would have far-reaching implications for the crypto industry. It could reignite retail interest, spur further innovation, and challenge the dominance of established players. However, it would also heighten the risk of speculative bubbles, increased volatility, and potential regulatory crackdowns. Ultimately, whether 2023 will witness a repeat of the 2021 altcoin frenzy remains to be seen. Much will depend on the broader macroeconomic conditions, regulatory developments, and the ability of altcoin projects to demonstrate real-world utility and adoption. Savvy investors will need to carefully navigate the market, identifying promising opportunities while mitigating the inherent risks.

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