The first week of September is drawing to a close, and the anticipation of an impending interest rate cut looms large. Geopolitical developments, particularly involving Russia and China, are also expected to emerge as critical factors with potential surprises from Trump on the horizon. Amidst these dynamics, DaanCrypto and Poppe have turned their focus to chart analyses to predict forthcoming trends. Currently, Bitcoin 
$91,967 is trading at $111,000, while Ethereum 
$3,139 stands at $4,281.
Ethereum’s Predicted Path
Despite Ethereum’s attempts to resist negative trends, increasing negative sentiment and clear outflows from the ETF channel have prompted investors to mitigate risks. Altcoin investors, in anticipation of market volatility before the Federal Reserve’s meeting, are considering additional risks such as potential sanctions on Russia and China and the European Union’s retaliatory measures against Google fines.
Daan has identified that ETH’s daily candles are shrinking, signaling possible volatility.
“ETH’s daily candles are getting shorter. This will eventually result in a significant increase in volatility. Track the moment the price starts to break out from the local $4,200-$4,400 range.”
Anticipating Major Movements in Cryptocurrencies
DaanCrypto’s observations about ETH were complemented by Poppe’s bold assertions, who stated, “Bull markets are at the door; I’m going all in.” In his extensive analysis, he explores why markets have not rallied, pointing out that while BTC has been stagnant, altcoins have generally underperformed this year.
“Until now, altcoins have underperformed due to a lack of retail investor interest, with focus primarily on BTC and ETH. Times are changing, and I am all-in on altcoins.
This is because many are anticipating the bull market peak, yet I believe 90% will be wrong.
The primary reason being, people still expect the continuation of a four-year cycle, whereas, realistically and statistically, the four-year cycle is no longer valid.”
“This is more connected to macroeconomic factors and business cycles rather than the Web3 factor. The continuous influx of Web2 institutions has created a scenario in which markets have a long-term vision, leading to reduced Bitcoin volatility.
Yes, there are corrections, but we are also seeing months-long stagnation periods before a new bullish phase.”
“Importantly:
— No indicator shows the bull cycle has peaked.
— Market sentiment does not indicate an overvaluation status.
— EMAs provide no sign of approaching the peak.”
The intriguing part is we are seemingly in a correction phase where predictions of having reached the peak are emerging, yet we are actually gearing up for the next big leap.”
In 2017, there was an exception when BTC fell from $3,000 to $1,800, and subsequently from $5,000 to $3,000.
“Each bull market lasts longer than the previous one, and consequently, each bear market extends as well. In the case of a dotcom-like bubble for altcoins, we might see a prolonged bear market.”
