Bitwise CIO: The Market Is Heading Toward an Unconventional "Alt Season," With a Focus on Practical Value and Impact
Svmuu News: Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan stated that the frenzy of a meme coin rally, where nearly all cryptocurrencies surge in value, may not happen again. We are entering a non-traditional altseason—one that rewards altcoins with real-world utility and tangible impact. Hougan noted that the upcoming altseason could lead the market to “re-evaluate” certain tokens, particularly those associated with major corporations. (Cointelegraph)
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