Altcoin investors are facing a tough market, with confidence at an all-time low. While Bitcoin (BTC) surges, altcoins continue to struggle, and even when BTC corrects, altcoins fail to recover. Stuck in this cycle, investors are searching for signs of relief. However, a well-known analyst has identified 12 key reasons why a major crypto rally could be on the horizon.
Will Altcoins Recover Soon?
As of writing, BTC is trading at $99,400, while many altcoins remain at extremely low levels compared to last week. Popular analyst Moustache believes a rally is imminent. Sharing a chart, he noted:
“TOTAL2 is moving within a descending channel and has recently touched a key trendline that has been in place for nearly six months.
When you combine this with the fact that FTX will start repaying around $16 billion on February 18th = bullish.”
12 Reasons for a Crypto Bull Run
Investors often overlook positive fundamentals when prices are down. However, if altcoins make significant gains in the coming months, there will be plenty of reasons to justify the rally. Miles Deutscher has outlined 12 critical factors that support a long-term bullish trend:
- Federal Reserve is shifting towards an easing cycle, even if rate cuts pause.
- Donald Trump continues to push for strong market performance.
- Money supply is steadily increasing.
- China is providing liquidity support.
- Further interest rate cuts are on the way.
- The U.S. now has a crypto-friendly president and a more lenient SEC.
- Stablecoin market cap is at an all-time high and still rising.
- Larry Fink is actively promoting tokenization.
- Bitcoin ETFs have been incredibly successful, and more are expected.
- The recent trend is eliminating low-quality projects, refocusing liquidity and innovation.
- Lower interest rates make DeFi more attractive, potentially boosting TVL (Total Value Locked).
- Regulatory clarity is improving, paving the way for fairer token launches.
With these fundamental drivers in play, the market is poised for a potential crypto resurgence. While sentiment remains cautious, these macro and structural trends suggest that the worst may be behind us.
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