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Bitcoin market indicators suggest the cryptocurrency rally could continue as no signals show a bull run peak globally

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If you’ve been wondering whether Bitcoin’s recent surge means we’re close to the peak of this bull run, the answer — according to the data — is not just yet.

In fact, the market might still have more fuel in the tank before things cool off.

A set of market signals tracked by analysts suggests there’s still potential for further rallies, and even altcoins haven’t had their big breakout moment yet.


The 30 Signals That Help Call Bitcoin’s Peak

On the crypto analytics site Coinglass, there’s a special tracker that follows 30 different Bitcoin Bull Market Peak Indicators.

These indicators are designed to spot when the market is overheated and it might be time to take profits.

Think of them as early warning lights telling traders, “We’re at the top — time to step back.”

Interestingly, while some of these indicators have moved far along — with a few even hitting the 90% mark — none have actually triggered yet.

This means we haven’t hit that telltale “top” moment of the cycle.


What That Means for Bitcoin Holders

Since the indicators remain untriggered, analysts believe it’s too early to start panic-selling. Historically, multiple long-term signals need to flash red before a true peak is confirmed.

For now, this suggests Bitcoin still has room to climb, making it a potentially good period to keep

holding — at least until the data tells a different story.


The Missing Piece: Altcoin Season

Another big clue we’re not at the top? Altcoin season hasn’t even kicked in yet.

In every past cycle, there’s been a phase where a majority of top altcoins outperform Bitcoin over several months.

This wave of altcoin dominance often comes near the end of a bull run.

Currently, the Altcoin Season Index is still under 40, far below the 75 threshold needed to confirm altcoin season.

At that 75 mark, 75 out of the top 100 altcoins by market cap would be beating Bitcoin’s returns over a 90-day period.

Right now, only 33 of the top 100 altcoins have managed to outperform Bitcoin’s 13.66% rise in the past three months, according to CoinMarketCap data.

The rest are lagging behind — another sign the cycle isn’t done playing out.


The Road Ahead

With Bitcoin breaking past $119,000 once again and key cycle indicators staying quiet, the crypto market could still have exciting moves ahead.

Whether the next big spark comes from Bitcoin pushing higher or altcoins finally catching up, the data shows this bull run may still be in its middle act rather than its final curtain call.