Analyst Spots Bitcoin Flashing Setup That Preceded Three Bull Markets, Predicts Macro Altcoin Explosion

A widely followed crypto strategist says Bitcoin (BTC) just showed a setup that was witnessed only three times in the past.

Pseudonymous analyst TechDev tells his 548,100 followers on X that he’s looking at the liquidity-adjusted business cycle metric, which is designed to analyze the interconnectedness between financial markets and the real economy.

TechDev shares a chart suggesting that Bitcoin tends to kick off the steepest rallies after the metric prints a bullish higher low setup.

“It’s…

The 2012 setup before the 2013 run.

The 2016 setup before the 2017 run.

The 2020 setup before the 2021 run.

All over again.”

The analyst also says the recovering liquidity-adjusted business cycle metric appears to align with a rising global risk index. According to TechDev, the global risk index is a ratio of three macro signals that are independent of Bitcoin and much larger than BTC. He also says that the index does not carry weights or fitting parameters.

“Potentially significant.”

Based on the trader’s chart, he seems to suggest that BTC tends to ascend after the global risk index climbs above the midpoint line.

At time of writing, BTC is worth $119,946.

As for the altcoin market, TechDev believes alts are primed to explode after breaking out from a massive bullish pattern.

“Most seem to have no idea what’s coming. Macro altcoin expansion has only just begun.”

At time of writing, TOTAL3, which tracks the total market cap of crypto excluding Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH) and stablecoins, is trading at $1.122 trillion.

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