Altcoin season index
scoreShare of the universe whose return beat bitcoin's over the window, on a 0 to 100 scale.
How many of the top 100 coins have outperformed bitcoin over the last 90 days?
How many of the top 100 coins outperformed bitcoin over the last 90 days, with the coin-by-coin list behind the count.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
The latest reading and the coins behind it.
Share of the universe whose return beat bitcoin's over the window, on a 0 to 100 scale.
How many coins in the universe had a higher return than bitcoin over the window.
Bitcoin's price return over the same window, the mark every coin is measured against.
The median return of the coins in the universe over the window.
Each coin's return over the window minus bitcoin's, sorted, so the coins above and below the line are visible.
Each coin's rank, return, return against bitcoin, price source and whether it counts as beating bitcoin.
How the reading moved over time.
Days in the last year on which the index stood at three quarters or more.
Days in the last year on which the index stood at a quarter or less.
Days in the last year split into altcoin season, bitcoin season and neither.
The index by day, with the altcoin season and bitcoin season bands marked.
The altcoin season index asks a simple question: over the last 90 days, how many of the largest coins did better than bitcoin? It takes the top 100 coins by market cap, leaves out stablecoins and wrapped or staked copies of other assets, then counts those whose price return beat bitcoin's over the window.
When at least three quarters of them beat bitcoin, the market is conventionally said to be in altcoin season; when a quarter or fewer do, it is bitcoin season. This dashboard shows the count, the reading on the usual 0 to 100 scale and every coin's return beside bitcoin's, so the list behind the number is always visible.
The index describes the last 90 days; it says nothing about the next. Prices for most altcoins come from off-chain references, labelled per coin, with on-chain DEX prices shown as a cross-check wherever a coin trades on-chain.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Mostly off-chain sources, cited
Altcoin season is a period in which most large altcoins outperform bitcoin. By the usual definition, it is altcoin season when at least three quarters of the top coins, stablecoins excluded, beat bitcoin's return over the last 90 days.
Take the top 100 coins by market cap, remove stablecoins and wrapped or staked tokens, then compare each coin's 90-day price return with bitcoin's. The index is the share of coins that did better, from 0 to 100.
Bitcoin season is the opposite reading: a quarter or fewer of the top coins beat bitcoin over the last 90 days. It usually comes when bitcoin rises faster than the rest of the market or falls less.
No. It summarizes what already happened over the last 90 days. A high reading says many altcoins did well recently; it does not say they will keep doing so.
A stablecoin tracks the dollar and a wrapped or staked token tracks the asset it wraps, so including them would count the same performance twice or add coins that cannot outperform by design.
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