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US equities extended and accelerated their losses on Monday, resulting in significant selling pressure on the crypto market.
The tech-heavy NASDAQ is down nearly 4%, just 8% away from entering the bear market territory. It has a strong correlation with Bitcoin, which is now trading below $78,000 at press time, down 28% from its all-time high.
And yet, key charts indicate that the crypto bull market isn’t over and prices could now be forming their lows.
Experts suggest that investors should already be DCAing into Bitcoin and high-upside altcoins for the next bull run.
Here’s Why The Crypto Bull Run Isn’t Over
The same key indicators and market experts who accurately predicted the current correction in Bitcoin and U.S. equities now signal an impending bullish reversal.
Take, for instance, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, a leading market expert who has historically been extremely accurate with his BTC projections.
Earlier this year, Lee projected that Bitcoin could retrace to $62,000 by the end of March. However, he doesn’t view it as a bearish development but rather a strategic retracement before new all-time highs.
Tom Lee believes that Bitcoin could hit $150,000 in 2025.
Lee’s bullish thesis aligns with the Global M2 money supply, an indicator that has a strong correlation with BTC with a ~10-week lag.
Considering the $4 trillion drawdown in Global M2 from September to December, analyst Joe Consorti believes that the Bitcoin price could fall to $70,000.
However, global liquidity has already bottomed out and is now soaring. Some projections suggest that the global M2 could add over $4 trillion by the end of the Trump administration, suggesting that the crypto bull market is nowhere near its end.
Similarly, GMI’s Head of Macro Research Julien Bittel reveals that financial conditions are easing rapidly, as indicated by the weakness in the US Dollar, Crude Oil and bond yields.
Considering that GMI’s Financial Conditions Index shows extremely strong correlation with BTC, it suggests that crypto prices could start a bullish reversal in 2025 Q2.
Finally, the key indicators that mark the Bitcoin cycle top aren’t suggesting the end of the bull market just yet.
Take, for instance, the Pi Cycle Top indicator. Every time BTC’s 111-day Moving Average crosses the 350-day Moving Average times two, it indicates the Bitcoin top.
Currently, there is a significant gap between the two averages, indicating there is considerable room for aggressive expansion in BTC.
Here’s When To Buy The Dip
There are several key support levels which could mark the bottom for Bitcoin. Tom Lee’s $62k and Joe Consorti’s $70,000 are two crucial ones.
Bitcoin’s 50-week SMA and 50-week EMA also act as strong support levels—BTC has outperformed them since June 2023.
Sidelined investors should DCA into BTC at each of these levels if the opportunity arises.
Best Crypto To Buy The Dip Besides Bitcoin
Bitcoin is an attractive investment and could rally to $150,000 in 2025, offering a clean 2x trade.
However, the whales are also buying significant holdings of Dogecoin and Ethereum, expecting the popular crypto assets to perform well during a retail-dominated rally.
The AI agent meta is also expected to make a comeback. For instance, AIXBT is an attractive investment, considering it is trading nearly 90% below its all-time high. Experts believe that Fartcoin and Goatseus Maximus are also undervalued at current levels.
However, considering that Ethereum is expected to outperform Solana in the next bull run, ETH-based AI agent coins are also in high demand.
For instance, Mind of Pepe (MIND) has quickly raised over $7 million in its ICO. The AI agent is designed to offer cutting-edge tips regarding the latest trends, whale activity, sentiment, and buy and sell signals to MIND holders.
Considering this prominent ETH-based AI coin is still available at a small market cap, analysts are calling it the next 100x crypto.
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