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The Altcoin Season Index, closely followed by investors in the cryptocurrency market, revealed that the market still exhibits a Bitcoin-dominated appearance. According to current data, the index is at 15/100, which clearly indicates that the market is in Bitcoin Season. The Altcoin Season Index has failed to gain upward momentum recently. The index was measured at 17 yesterday, 19 last week, and 24 last month, indicating a weakening appetite for altcoins. The highest level recorded this year was 78 on September 20, 2025, during the “Altcoin Season,” while the lowest was 12 on April 26, 2025, again during the Bitcoin Season. The current situation reveals that the market has moved significantly away from its peak period this year. Related News The 15 Altcoins That Generated the Most Revenue During High Volatility Have Been Revealed - Here's the List However, among the top 100 assets, several altcoins have outperformed Bitcoin in the last 90 days. While Bitcoin lost 22.85% of its value in the last 90 days, BNB (-17.09%), TRX (-16.47%), LEO (-17.90%), NFT (-14.65%), and SKY (-6.28%) were among the assets that stood out in negative territory. However, some limited projects experienced remarkable gains. Low market cap assets like PIPPIN (+2105%) and BEAT (+2002%) saw sharp increases, while privacy-focused cryptocurrencies such as ZEC (+605%), DASH (+74%), and XMR (+52%) also showed positive divergence in the last 90 days. *This is not investment advice. Follow our Telegram and Twitter account now for exclusive news, analytics and on-chain data!

💎 $PIPPIN Dreams Big: From $DASH Mooning to Lamborghini Goals 🚀 Crypto enthusiasts are buzzing as $PIPPIN holders eye massive gains with $DASH on the rise. One investor boldly sets their take-profit target at $10,000, ready to ride the wave if $DASH moons hard. The plan? Cash out instantly, secure that dream Lamborghini Aventador, and elevate life to “boss-level” status. With visions of luxury, fast cars, and champagne celebrations, $PIPPIN holders are embracing the crypto lifestyle with humor, excitement, and ambition. Whether the target is met or just fantasized about, the message is clear: dream big, play smart, and enjoy the ride.

Encrypted backups for transaction metadata are live in the DashPay wallet. This is another very important step to making digital cash that just works, yet in a fully decentralized way. The Metadata Problem Typically, cryptocurrency transactions only send an extremely limited amount of data: address X sends Y amount to address Z. This is for all kinds of reasons: privacy/pseudonymity, scaling, technical limitations, and more. However, in the real world our payments need a lot more than that. You would want to know the individual or company the payment was from or was intended for, the agreed upon amount and exchange rate, whether this was an internal transfer or an actual payment to someone, and any other information regarding what the payment was actually for. None of this is typically recorded in blockchain transactions. Typically, when you use cryptocurrency, you have to record all this separately, whether in some external database or within the wallet itself. However, this means that this is either stored locally on your device where it can be lost, or is backed up using some kind of an external dependency on a centralized data storage solution. If you back up your crypto wallet, but in some way lose this data backup, then what your payments actually were for is lost forever, leaving you to decipher potentially years worth of financial transactions with no info on what they were for. The dilemma becomes: do you suffer the bad user experience and extra steps of meticulously backing everything up on external storage yourself? Do you roll the dice and pray your device never has an issue? Or do you trust a centralized third party with your money, the very thing crypto was created to avoid? We can do better. How Encrypted Metadata Backups Work That's why we decided to do something about this problem, and create a digital money system that just works. With Dash, now you can back up all your transaction metadata on the Evolution network, owned by you, secured by the very same private keys that secure your funds, encrypted so that your private details stay confidential. When you create a DashPay username, that data, as well as your two-way contacts, is stored on the Evolution network. Your identity already stores who the payments were to and from. This new feature allows you to periodically back up your payments data by saving it encrypted on Evolution. Just like how your funds are uniquely owned by you via your private keys, your encrypted private data is as well, all in the same system so backups don't have any external dependencies whatosever. Dash Evolution's Ongoing Mission Back in 2015 when it was unveiled at Bitcoin Wednesdays in Amsterdam, Dash's founder Evan Duffield clearly saw the limitations of Bitcoin and how decentralized money couldn't work unless we also decentralized data. A decade later, Dash is still at the forefront of actually fulfilling the mission of money that just works without making trust compromises and invalidating the key value proposition of permissionless money. Now, whenever you make or receive a transaction, you can add private notes, adjust the transaction category, and more, and it'll all be backed up safely and privately on the Evolution network, with your data under your own full ownership and control. Welcome to the evolution of digital money and payments.

Altcoins aren’t dead, they’re just being selective. The market is firmly in Bitcoin season, with BTC dominance near cycle highs and the Altcoin Season Index stuck below 20. That means broad rallies are off the table for now, but a few names are quietly outperforming where narratives and fundamentals align. Zcash has been one of the standouts, riding renewed interest in privacy-focused assets as regulatory clarity and selective disclosure features attract attention. Even in a risk-off environment $ZEC has managed to outperform BTC over the past 90 days, showing that capital still flows into niches with clear use cases. Dash is another quiet outperformer, supported by steady adoption in payment-focused regions and improving network developments. While not immune to volatility, $ has held up better than most large-cap alts as traders rotate into projects with real-world utility instead of pure speculation. For now, this is a market for precision, not spray-and-pray. Until Bitcoin dominance cools and consolidation sets in, altcoin gains are likely to stay concentrated in a handful of resilient names rather than a full-blown altseason.