Relief Rally or Trap? My Year-End Crypto Outlook

In the dying hours of the 6-monthly, 3-monthly, and monthly close, we saw Bitcoin rally to approximately $63,000 after breaching lows around $58,000. June was an interesting month for Bitcoin. Technically, Bitcoin was in a downtrend from June 7th after producing a Double Top and then consecutive Lower Highs and Lower Lows on the daily and 4-hour timeframes. Bitcoin has since broken out of this short-term downtrend, finding support at the key level of $58,000, where it also bounced back in May.

Signs of a Relief Rally, But Will It Last?

Often, after significant drops, there is a relief rally as selling pressure eases. The challenge is determining whether the sellers are done or if it’s simply a relief rally before another dip. The old saying goes, “buy the dip,” but people can end up buying multiple dips. This is where data combined with technical analysis can be a helpful tool. The total market capitalization dropped approximately $400 billion from $2.5 trillion.

Stable Coin Outflow Insights

Stable coin outflow from exchanges surged massively in April, but data shows this surge has since decreased despite the latest market activity in June, which saw Bitcoin range between $72,000 and $60,000. This data suggests that selling pressure is easing overall across the crypto market. However, it is important to note that June was still the second-highest month in transaction outflows.

“History Doesn’t Repeat Itself, But It Often Rhymes”

Looking at past data, July is typically a positive month for Bitcoin. Although this shouldn’t be used to insinuate a bullish turn of events, I am looking for signs to determine whether this is the bottom before we see another push towards $70,000. On average, since Bitcoin’s inception, July has produced a return of approximately 7.42%.

When you consider the Presidential Cycle and the Dow Jones Industrial Average Seasonality, June can historically be a tough month. This report is based on 73 years of data and is something I am monitoring. However, I won’t use it for long-term investment decisions given the current global economy. It’s important to note that despite the historic data, past results are not indicative of future results.

Some people wonder why this is relevant to Bitcoin, while others question its validity. All I can say is that we’re in an era where crypto is breaking through, and there has been a strong historical correlation between Bitcoin and global stock markets. This is why I monitor the overall markets closely and focus heavily on understanding market correlations. In my opinion, Bitcoin is simply another investment not a saviour to our world’s global debt crisis.

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At the time of writing this article, Bitcoin was trading at $62,735.

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