@jaygreenb
The trend is that BTC dominance is starting to decline. Prior to the election alts were still very low, ADA was under 40 cents and ETH was at under 3k. BTC takes off during/after the election, alts more or less just followed along. However, 2nd half of November we saw a very strong alt run with XRP, ADA, XLM and others while BTC more or less consolidated a little under 100k. BTC wasn't ready to break this psychological level yet, it needed time and to build some support. Those alts seemed to have topped out not that long ago and started to sell off a bit, probably people taking a bit of profit and even flipping that liquidity into BTC to keep it in the market, which provides the fuel needed for it to have broken 100k. BTC may continue to ladder up for the next couple months or so, alts will follow along and basically repeat the pattern I described above and eventually we will have a full scale alt season, we just aren't there quite just yet.
This can all happen in a relatively short period of time, potentially by late spring of 2025, or perhaps we see a more drawn out market next year, similar to 2017. Either way, it doesn't really matter to me, as I have no control over it. Those who have already created positions are just going along for the ride.