Altcoin Season is gradually cooling down. Looking at the overall market picture, a rather noteworthy figure is that the top 10 altcoins account for approximately 82% of the total altcoin market Capital . This indicates that capital flows are becoming increasingly concentrated, rather than widely dispersed as in previous altcoin seasons. The reason isn't too hard to understand. More TradFi money is flowing into crypto, but it's not the kind of money that likes to "ride the wave." Traditional funds, institutions, and investors tend to choose large, well-known names with deep liquidation and lower risk. As a result, market Capital continues to flow into top #altcoins, while mid-cap and low-cap coins are finding it increasingly difficult to attract investment. Furthermore, the emergence of ETFs for #Ethereum, Solana , and XRP is inadvertently adding more pressure to the rest of the market. When investors can access crypto through passive investment products, money will preferentially flow directly into major altcoins and other large-cap tokens, instead of having to selectively choose individual small Token on-chain. So the important question is: 👉 Are there any altcoins that can truly compete with Bitcoin in terms of dominance? (Source: CryptoRank_io)