Recent data indicates a decrease in social media conversations about “altseason,” which historically has sometimes correlated with changes for Dogecoin.
Altseason Social Volume Has Plummeted
Analytics firm Santiment recently shared on X (formerly Twitter) about a growing trend: discussions around an “altseason.” They measure this using ‘Social Volume,’ which tracks the total number of weekly posts, messages, and threads mentioning a specific topic across major social media platforms.
Santiment has analyzed data to identify potential altcoin seasons, and the resulting metric shows how much discussion there is about them.
The chart below demonstrates a recent decrease in this indicator’s value, suggesting waning interest in the altcoin market.
The analytics firm included Dogecoin’s price on the graph because they believe ‘altseason’ – a period of growth for alternative cryptocurrencies – often goes hand-in-hand with increased interest in riskier, emotionally-driven coins like Doge and other meme coins. Therefore, tracking how often people talk about ‘altseason’ online can give clues about potential interest in Dogecoin.
Digital asset markets have often moved with the opinions of everyday investors. Usually, though, this relationship works in reverse: lots of excitement tends to signal a peak in prices, while widespread pessimism often marks the lowest point.
We’re seeing a similar trend in this chart. Over the past two years, when interest in altcoins (measured by Social Volume) has been high, Dogecoin’s price has tended to fall. Conversely, low levels of altcoin interest have often signaled that Dogecoin was reaching a low point before starting to rise again.
Altseason social media activity has recently fallen to a very low level. Based on previous trends, this lack of interest might create an opportunity for the memecoin to recover.
As an analyst, I’m watching Dogecoin and other altcoins closely to see what happens next. While recent data is interesting, it’s important to remember that a lack of current interest doesn’t automatically mean a price increase is coming. Santiment has rightly pointed out that this isn’t a foolproof indicator, and we need to consider other factors.
Just before Bitcoin‘s price jumped to around $70,000 on Monday, there was a noticeable increase in positive discussion about it on social media, according to data shared by an analytics firm on X (formerly Twitter).
I saw Bitcoin jump up in price at first, but that increase didn’t last. Honestly, it felt like a lot of regular investors jumping in hoping to get rich quick, and that might be why the rally stalled out.
DOGE Price
At the time of writing, Dogecoin is floating around $0.093, down 1% in the last seven days.

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2026-03-04 23:47