We saw a significant market rotation yesterday: The Russell 2000 Index (IWM) increased by more than 3%, while the Nasdaq fell by more than 2%. A similar rotation signaled the start of a massive rally in Bitcoin and altcoins in November 2020, and this shift suggests a move toward riskier assets.
The total altcoin market cap increased 400% over the next four months after the IWM surge at that time. There are grounds for thinking that something like this could happen again. There are a number of indicators that suggest that the cryptocurrency market, including Bitcoin, may be trending positively.
It appears from recent data that Bitcoin miners who have been liquidating their holdings are starting to give in. It is possible that a price recovery will be facilitated by this easing of selling pressure and the downward momentum. Germany was the biggest Bitcoin seller in the last few days, and it seems like they are finally done with it.
The price trend of Bitcoin appears to be reversing, according to a number of mean reversion indicators. These indicators, which measure the price of Bitcoin’s deviation from its historical mean, imply that the present undervaluation may eventually correct itself, resulting in higher prices.
Additionally, encouraging signs can be seen in the technical on the Bitcoin price chart. After recently recovering from the 200 EMA support level at $58,201, the price of Bitcoin is currently trading at about $60,265. The next resistance levels to keep an eye on are the 50 EMA and 100 EMA. If these levels are broken above, it may validate a bullish trend and pave the way for yet another significant rally.
This article was originally published on U.Today
Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com
