PulseChain-linked post asks when altseason will return, cites Bitcoin highs
yourfriendSOMMI β€οΈπππ @yourfriendSOMMIΒ· XThe X post asks when altseason will begin and claims past altcoin rallies followed Bitcoin breaking its all-time high. It describes March and December 2024 as lackluster episodes, contrasts them with an asserted five-month norm, and ends mid-sentence without announcing a PulseChain development.
ββ€οΈπππ Wen does Altseason start? In the past, Altseason only started when Bitcoin break its all-time-high. In 2024, we only got a lackluster 1-month Altseason (Mar 2024, then Dec 2024). Normally they are meant to go for 5-months. Since we've been starving since 2021, I https://t.co/6g7rRqETU3β
The post received 12 likes, 0 reposts and 1 comment, measuring engagement rather than providing evidence for its market-cycle claims. DEX liquidity, top-10 wallet share of circulating supply, holder count and the computed risk label are all unknown, so these data cannot establish PLS liquidity or holder concentration. The supplied text is market commentary, not a concrete update to PulseChain or PLS token mechanics.
This post is about Bitcoin and broader altcoin cycles, not PLS or PulseChain specifically. Reading between the lines, the altseason question may be a way to engage an audience frustrated by uneven market participation; a broader rotation of attention toward altcoins could indirectly reach PulseChain, but the post supplies no evidence that this is happening.
Speculative reading, separate from the factual analysis above.
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