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Where the market sits right now: how concentrated it is in bitcoin, whether altcoins are outrunning it, and what the longer trend and sentiment say together.
+2 of a possible ±4, from these signals:
18 of the top 50 coins beat bitcoin over the last 30 days, while BTC itself moved 20.7%. Above 75 is called altcoin season, below 25 bitcoin season.
Share of the top 100 coins trading higher over each window.
285.1B of 2.89T sits in dollar stablecoins. A rising share means capital parked rather than deployed; a falling one means it has moved into risk.
Market regime adds four signals, each worth −1, 0 or +1: bitcoin against its 200-day average, the 50-day against the 200-day, how many of the top 100 coins are up over 30 days, and the Fear & Greed index. Two or more net positive reads as a bull market, two or more negative as a bear. It is a summary of public indicators, not a forecast.
Altcoin season index counts how many of the top 50 coins outperformed bitcoin over 30 days, excluding stablecoins and wrapped or staked derivatives, which would otherwise distort the count.
Dominance history is sampled hourly by this service, because the historical global chart is behind a paid API. The series therefore starts when the server does and grows from there, rather than reaching back years.