Bullish Signs for Altcoins As 5-Year USDT Dominance Breaks

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The crypto market has been facing a tough time, with altcoins experiencing a major drop. Since early March 2024, the total market value of altcoins has plunged from around $1.27 trillion to about $898 billion. Perhaps of this dramatic decline renowned analyst Moustache believes that this downturn might be ending soon and could signal a positive change for cryptocurrencies. So, what does this mean for the future of altcoins?

USDT.D Breaks 5-Year Trend

In a recent tweet, Moustache pointed out a crucial development, USDT.D, which tracks Tether’s market dominance, has recently broken its five-year uptrend. Historically, a drop in USDT.D has been associated with an increase in cryptocurrency prices, suggesting that the market may soon see a reversal of the recent market slump.

#Altcoins

I think the terribly boring time in the market will soon come to an end.

I think most people have already forgotten that the USDT.D. has broken a 5 year uptrend to the downside.

USDT.D down = Crypto up.

What do you think comes after this bearish retest?

MANIA. pic.twitter.com/Me3VggoQ90

— 𝕄𝕠𝕦𝕤𝕥𝕒𝕔ⓗ𝕖 (@el_crypto_prof) August 20, 2024

Moustache believes this drop in USDT.D could signal the start of a broader market rally. As Tether’s dominance decreases, investors might turn their attention back to other cryptocurrencies. 

This shift could provide the boost that altcoins need to overcome their recent sluggish performance and experience increased investment and price growth.

A Ray of Hope?

Despite the doubt over the altcoin market rally, some analysts see a chance for recovery. Michaël van de Poppe, a well-known crypto expert, advises using Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) with altcoins to prepare for the next rise. He notes that Bitcoin’s dominance is changing, which might signal a bounce back for altcoins.

Further Van de Poppe draws a parallel with past bull runs, noting the significant rallies in 2017 and 2021. His tweet suggests that even though altcoins might seem stuck or struggling right now, history shows they can recover and do very well.

He believes that despite current concerns, altcoins are likely to experience a strong comeback, just as they have in past bull markets.