Analyst predicts Bitcoin and altcoin bull run as FOMO returns
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Markus Thielen, Head of Research at 10x Research, disclosed that the September rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and China’s stimulus have caused a new FOMO wave in the crypto industry. He noted that Bitcoin had surged 5%, Ethereum had risen 11%, and altcoins like SHIB, ENA, and SEI gained 36%, 51%, and 54%, respectively, since the rate cuts. Thielen’s analysis revealed an altcoin explosion and an acceleration in stablecoin minting. Chinese OTC crypto brokers reported over $120 billion (~$20B per quarter) in inflows for the last six quarters. According to the report, $10B in stablecoins were issued within the last few weeks, flooding the crypto market with liquidity that significantly surpassed Bitcoin ETF flows. He added that Bitcoin’s break above $65K was probably the first step towards the $70K mark and maybe a series of all-time highs in the near future. Analyst sees another Bitcoin and altcoin boom FOMO is Back: Are You Holding Enough Bitcoin and Altcoins to Ride the Next Wave? 👇1-11) Since the Fed’s September rate cut, Bitcoin has gained 5%, while Ethereum has surged 11%, and certain altcoins have seen impressive gains—+54% for ENA, +51% for SEI, and +36% for Shiba Inu.… pic.twitter.com/QK6hExh4lk — 10x Research (@10x_Research) September 27, 2024 Thielen’s report attributed the decline in Bitcoin’s dominance and the spike in Ethereum gas fees to a surge in altcoin activity. He claimed that the ‘DeFi renaissance’ was ignited by the 10-year bond yield drop below the 4.0% threshold. The report revealed that USDC minting indicated a rise in DeFi activity as YTD stablecoin inflows reached $35 billion, pushing the total stablecoin value to over $160 billion. The report declared that Circle disproportionately accounted for 40% of the latest stablecoin inflows. It also noted that South Korea’s retail crypto activity supported this trend as…
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