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BTC cooling off doesn’t always mean the whole crypto market has to cool with it. One thing I’m watching during this pullback is where the money goes next. If capital starts rotating from BTC into ETH and other major alts instead of leaving crypto completely, that could be a sign that risk appetite inside the market is still healthy. Personally, I wouldn’t call it “altseason” just because a few tokens suddenly pump. I’d want to see ETH gaining strength against BTC, broader altcoin participation, stronger spot volume, and momentum lasting longer than a couple of days. That distinction matters to me. BTC falling while everything else falls harder = risk-off. BTC consolidating while alts start outperforming = a very different setup. So right now, I’m less focused on the BTC pullback itself and more focused on where that capital is moving. Sometimes money leaves the market. Sometimes it simply changes lanes. 👀 #BTCPullbackAltRotation $BTC