The recent stagnation in the cryptocurrency market, which has persisted since late March, carries a specific designation: the crab market. This phenomenon has resulted in severely damaging outcomes for various altcoins, with some dropping below their 2023 lows. Fortunately, this nightmare is on the verge of ending, prompting experts to evaluate the situation.
Understanding the Crypto Crab Market
Recent market assessments reference a cup and handle pattern dating back two years, signaling a new upward trend. The correlation between Bitcoin 
$91,081 prices and the S&P 500 is increasing, suggesting an end to current stagnation.
“A downward wick that reached as low as $48,000 was quickly bought back. Depending on how you draw the lines, Bitcoin may have emerged from a descending broadening wedge. Numerous technical indicators are showing bullish signals. Unless a black swan event occurs, I cannot understand those supporting the bear thesis. We are entering a suitable wave of upward movement from the crab market.”
Crypto Tony has encouraged investors to enter near the $57,000 mark, indicating that a local peak may soon be reached. If he is correct, this could prove to be a frustrating situation. Should there be a potential pullback, the price could target resistance while forming higher lows quickly above $66,000.
Anticipating Bitcoin’s Downward Trend
Recent evaluations by Kyle suggest that unrealized short-term gains indicate a local peak. This is something Tony and other experts are closely watching. However, if the rally accelerates, short-term gains might stabilize due to increasing demand.
“A ‘local peak’ in Bitcoin may indicate a potential price top before a decline. With unrealized profits exceeding $7 billion, investors may increase short-term selling pressure to liquidate their positions. Historically, when unrealized profits rise, we often see a decline shortly after investors cash out.”
