Why Altseason Needs a Crisis First for Liquidity to Return
Original title: Ben Cowen: Why Altseason Needs a Crisis First
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Summary
An advance-decline index for the top 100 cryptocurrencies has been trending down since 2021. Most cryptocurrencies have been going down rather than up since 2021. Everyone wants 2020-2021 back. That period only happened after a crisis justified money printing. That money printing pushed global net liquidity to all time highs. A bull market is still possible. However, a full blown altseason should not be expected until liquidity actually returns. Until then, the market is stuck in a catch-22. The catch-22 lasts until the printers come back on. This means altseason is linked to liquidity, and liquidity is linked to a crisis that justifies money printing. Without that, the broader altcoin market can keep going down rather than up. This view is based on the advance-decline trend and the liquidity condition. The focus is on the top 100 cryptocurrencies and the lack of a broad altseason. This is the backdrop for why altseason needs a crisis first.
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Key points
- The advance-decline index for the top 100 cryptocurrencies has been trending down since 2021.
- Most cryptocurrencies have been going down rather than up since 2021.
- The 2020-2021 period only happened after a crisis justified money printing that pushed global net liquidity to all time highs.
- A bull market is still possible, but a full blown altseason should not be expected until liquidity actually returns.
- The market is stuck in a catch-22 until the printers come back on.
Questions
Why does altseason need a crisis first?
The 2020-2021 period only happened after a crisis justified money printing that pushed global net liquidity to all time highs. A full blown altseason should not be expected until liquidity actually returns.
What is happening to the top 100 cryptocurrencies?
The advance-decline index for the top 100 cryptocurrencies has been trending down since 2021. Most cryptocurrencies have been going down rather than up since 2021.
Can there still be a bull market?
A bull market is still possible, but a full blown altseason should not be expected until liquidity actually returns.
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