The first chart highlights the total market cap, indicating the total volume traded in the crypto market. It shows two critical zones - resistance and support - which vary depending on the price's position relative to these zones. If the price is below, we consider it resistance; above, it's support.
From a technical analysis standpoint, we observe significant resistance in the upper zone, with prices attempting, but failing, to break through, indicating strong sell pressure currently.
What does this mean in simpler terms? It suggests a potential short to medium-term decrease in investment flow into the crypto market. This is further supported by the presence of another important zone below. Technical patterns often see prices retest these zones from the opposite side after a breakout. Since the lower zone hasn't been retested as support, we might anticipate a drop in market cap from $1.8-$1.5 trillion to $1-$1.2 trillion.
Conclusion: In the short to medium term, we might witness a reduction in the overall crypto market cap and Bitcoin prices, potentially increasing BTC dominance. This aligns with the broader market strategy of preparing for multiple scenarios, ensuring readiness for any market movement.
Disclaimer: This analysis reflects my perspective and should not be the sole basis for your trading decisions. Always prioritise risk management and remember that trading involves risks.
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