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The real altcoin rally hasn't even started, says crypto expert

source-logo  finbold.com 23 November 2023 17:02, UTC

As the cryptocurrency market anticipates a potential bull market, investors may consider accumulating altcoins in preparation for it.

A notable trend has emerged where altcoins are gaining significant strength, as evidenced by their recent breach of the 50-week simple moving average (SMA) barrier, signaling a more positive investor sentiment toward them.

A pending altcoin rally appears to be on the horizon, with indications pointing towards a pattern reminiscent of 2020, according to crypto trader and technical analyst Mags.

Mags suggested in a post on November 23 that current market trends are echoing patterns seen in 2020, a period that preceded a major market upswing. This period marked a significant low for both ETH/BTC and altcoins, potentially setting the stage for a substantial rally.

“In 2023, we are seeing something similar, where ETH/BTC has just hit this multi-year trendline support, and Bitcoin halving is just 5 months away. Price is also consolidating inside a tight triangle. A bounce from here is super bullish for ETH and Altcoins.”

Mags

Potential triangle breakout

Mags points out that prices are currently consolidating within a tight triangle formation. Historically, such consolidations, especially when followed by a breakout, have often indicated a bullish trend.

A bounce from this pattern, particularly at this juncture, is considered highly optimistic for both Ethereum and the broader altcoin market.

While focusing on Ethereum seems prudent per Mags, considering its prominent role in the observed trend, diversifying across a range of altcoins could also offer promising opportunities for return on investment.

Investing at this stage of the market cycle will require meticulous research and a keen understanding of the underlying market forces. The next bull market will prove lucrative only for those who allocate capital to the right projects.


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