Using TOTAL MarketCap & DXY for MACRO Trend

Hi Traders, Investors and Speculators 📈📉

Ev here. Been trading crypto since 2017 and later got into stocks. I have 3 board exams on financial markets and studied economics from a top tier university for a year. Daytime job - Math Teacher. 👩🏫


The Total Cryptocurrency market cap chart, or TOTAL, can be very useful to identify the macro trend MOST (not all) cryptocurrencies will follow - bullish or bearish. It is also natural to say that if the strength of the Dollar (DXY) keeps increasing, investors will be more likely to sell off their investments for Dollars. When the DXY is at its highest, and the investment markets are at their lowest, the money rotates out of Dollars back into the investment market to buy up stocks and crypto at cheaper prices. This also means, that now is a great time to accumulate your favorite crypto's. NOTE that this does not mean the market's won't go lower, it most definitely can. However, trying to catch the exact bottom often leaves you positionless. It id often here, where traders try to jump onto a moving train (trying to buy as the price keeps rising).

Currently, it looks like the DXY still has another push in it towards the next resistance zone:
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Cryptocurrency markets could continue to fall until the DXY cools down. I'll be watching the correlation between these two markets closely and in the meanwhile, expect random mid cap and micro cap altcoins to rally.

Here are 3 Altcoins that I'm accumulating for the next bullish cycle, or Altseason 2023 :
ALTSEASON - Which ALT is NEXT ?



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