Cryptos
21,395
Market Cap
$2.95T -1.1%
24h Vol
$119.47B
Dominance
BTC 58.7% ETH 11.4%
Altcoin Season
No
Season Index
56/100 90D

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About Us

What Altcoin Season Tracker is, what it measures, where its data comes from, and how it stays independent of the coins it covers.

Altcoin Season Tracker is an independent crypto market dashboard. It answers one question with data: are altcoins as a group beating Bitcoin right now, or is Bitcoin leading?

What the site does

The core of the site is the Altcoin Season Index, which compares the returns of the 50 largest eligible altcoins against Bitcoin over the same window. Around it sit tools that explain the same market from other angles: Bitcoin dominance, individual altcoin performance against Bitcoin, sector narratives, market sentiment, and a weekly market brief.

Where the numbers come from

Prices, market capitalization, volume and sector membership come from CoinGecko. The site stores its own daily snapshots, so the index history is reproducible and does not shift when the top-50 list changes. The exact rules — which assets are included, which are excluded, and how the score is calculated — are published in the methodology.

How analysis is produced

Dashboards are calculated directly from market data. Recurring written analysis, including the weekly brief and the daily community briefings built from public r/CryptoCurrency discussions, is drafted with AI assistance and published under the editorial policy. Community briefings summarize what people are discussing; they do not verify every claim made in the source threads.

Independence

The site does not accept payment to list, rank or feature a coin, and it does not run sponsored placements inside its market tools. It has no token of its own.

Not financial advice

Everything here is market context and education. Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any asset, and nothing accounts for your personal circumstances. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose money. See the terms of use.

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Corrections, data questions and feedback are welcome. See the contact page.

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