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Top Indicator Points to Inevitable Crypto Market Rebound to New ATHs Ahead

The altcoin industry led by meme coins will soon experience a major rebound after being trapped in a correction mode in the past few weeks. Increased fear of further crypto capitulation triggered by the Bitcoin (BTC) price drop below $60k on Monday, has increased calls for a market rebound. 

Moreover, Bitcoinโ€™s daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) has already dropped below the 30 percent level, indicating an overall market. Additionally, Bitcoin price has rebounded on the $60k level severally in the past four months. 

Crypto Rebound Inevitable 

According to the on-chain data analysis provided by Glassnode, the fear & greed index has turned into fear. Popular crypto analyst Ali Martinez has reminded investors of the famous Warren Buffett quote โ€˜Be greedy when others are fearful and vice versaโ€™.

According to  CryptoQuantโ€™s analyst Yonsei Dent, Bitcoin price could soon rebound to a new all-time high as the supply of holders in profits remains above average.

โ€œCompared to past cycles, it appears there are still at least two more months remaining in the major bull market phase,โ€ Yonsei noted.

However, if Bitcoin price consistently closes below $60k in the coming days, the flagship coin will be under the control of sellers. As a result, Bitcoin price could drop towards the liquidity range between $54k and $58k, which coincides with the 1 and 0.786 weekly Fibonacci Extension.

Bigger Picture

The upcoming listing of the spot Ethereum ETFs in the United States is expected to trigger a fresh wave of crypto bull run, similar to the impact of Bitcoinโ€™s. Moreover, the ongoing interest rate cuts in several jurisdictions will compel the US to move in a similar direction.

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