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On January 5, 2018, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization reached a high of $774 billion. This was during the time when the price of Bitcoin was at its all-time high of nearly $20,000. However, both the Bitcoin price and the total market cap have been decreasing since then.

While the market is approaching some strong support areas and critical levels that are likely to provide a reversal, there has been no definitive signal of a bottom. Therefore, the cryptocurrency market has not confirmed that it will begin a long-term uptrend.

However, the cryptocurrency market cap has been increasing since the beginning of 2019. This has caused some people to believe that this is the beginning of a new bull market — while others are not so convinced.

Long-time trader Nick Cote expressed his negative sentiment towards traders that believe the cryptocurrency market cap has reached the bottom.

Death crosses everywhere.
Price below the breakdown level.
Literally 0 signals for a bull market.
Just gambling on an unconfirmed bottom.

The best case is that we haven't seen new lows in a week. What a sad signal! https://t.co/2PoWzDqp4i

— Nick Cote (@mBTCPizpie) October 16, 2019

His reasons for the bearish outlook are the multiple death crosses made by moving averages (MA) and the fact that the price is below the breakdown level.

We will look at them individually in more detail below.

The 20- (green), 50- (yellow), 100- (white), and 200- (blue) day moving averages (MAs) are shown in the graph below.

The colored arrows represent bearish crosses sorted by time-frame. Therefore, the green arrow represents a short-term bearish cross, the yellow represents a medium-term bearish cross, and the white represents a long-term bearish cross.

As we can see in the chart, the 20-day MA has crossed below all the others — and so has the 50-day MA.

The only cross that has yet to occur is that between the 100- and 200-day MAs. The bullish cross between these two MAs occurred just as the price broke out in May. Therefore, it would be unsurprising if the downtrend were to begin with the same cross.

However, if the price moves upwards, it is possible that the cross will be rejected. Due to the numerous other bearish crosses that have occurred, that seems unlikely.

The important breakdown level noted earlier is found at $235 billion.

The price found support above this level five times throughout June-September, before breaking down on September 24.

The price increased to validate the level on October 13, before beginning the current downward move.

It is a customary movement for the price of an asset to return and validate the previous resistance/support level after a breakout/breakdown.

Therefore, in lieu of these developments, we agree with the statement made by Nick Cote in regards to the total cryptocurrency market cap.

While it is possible that the price makes a bottom, there are no signals that suggest a bull market has begun.

Therefore, to quote Nick, calling the bottom at the current level would be “gambling on an unconfirmed bottom”.

Where do you think the cryptocurrency market cap will make a bottom? Let us know in the comments below. 

Disclaimer: This article is not trading advice and should not be construed as such. Always consult a trained financial professional before investing in cryptocurrencies, as the market is particularly volatile. 

Images are courtesy of Twitter, TradingView.

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