The altcoin market has experienced significant fluctuations in 2024, peaking at over $1.27 trillion in March before entering a downward trend.
Recently, analyst Moustache has spotted a bullish signal in the Altcoin Season Index, suggesting that a rebound may be imminent for altcoin investors.
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The Altcoin Season Index is forming a bullish Inverse Head & Shoulders-Pattern over 3.5 years and is about to break out.
Most of the money in this cycle can be made in the next few weeks and months ahead. pic.twitter.com/ruHEof8iK6
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Moustache points out that the Altcoin Season Index is forming an Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern, often viewed as a precursor to upward price movements. This could indicate a profitable phase ahead for altcoins.
Currently, the Index is at 37, far from the 75-point level required to confirm an “altcoin season,” where altcoins outperform Bitcoin. Moustache believes a breakout may soon occur, potentially reigniting interest in altcoins.
Additionally, analyst Michaël van de Poppe sees indications of a forthcoming crypto bull run. He argues that the market’s current stagnation could mimic the powerful rally of 2017. With fresh capital entering from institutional investors, an overall rise in cryptocurrency prices seems likely, offering a positive outlook for altcoin traders.
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