New data shows stable altcoin speculation despite Bitcoin’s price drop, hinting at early signs of risk re-entry and a more mature altcoin cycle ahead.
Bitcoin fell to weekly lows at $101,300 as US equities and gold rallied ahead of the key vote to end the US government shutdown, signaling a shift in investor sentiment to traditional assets.
Ether neared a falling wedge breakout, eyeing a potential rally toward $4,400 by mid-December if the bullish setup is confirmed.
XRP analysts are still confident of a bullish continuation with targets from $10 to $30 for cycle tops, fuelled by multiple tailwinds.
Increasing stablecoin supply mirrors past liquidity patterns that preceded significant Bitcoin rallies. Will BTC price return to $124,000 soon?
Ethereum’s $200 billion tokenized economy, falling exchange supply and traditional finance footprint are fundamental factors that suggest ETH is undervalued.
XRP’s technical and onchain signals hint at a major breakout, with bulls eyeing a significant rally toward $5 by the year’s end.
Ethereum investors are back in profit, increasing the chance for a rally to $4,000, but resistance at $3,800 may delay recovery.
Bitcoin’s apparent demand and spot activity are picking up; momentum will be re-ignited once BTC breaks through $110,000.
Analysts say Bitcoin may be starting its Wave III expansion, and if it plays out according to the pattern, BTC could reach the $200,000 to $240,000 range.