Lark Davis Breaks Down Bullish Vs Bearish Catalysts, Explaining Shaky Market Dynamics

Lark Davis breaks down bullish vs bearish catalysts

He then goes on to explain the very shaky market dynamics at the moment.

Despite that, he remains bullish and vigilant.

As the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to trade at lower price ranges whilst struggling to regain higher prices, analysts scramble to find indicators to determine what to expect next. A popular trader and analyst Lark Davis breaks down bullish vs bearish catalysts, explaining shaky market dynamics. Based on these indicators, the crypto market could turn either way

Lark Davis Breaks Down Bullish vs Bearish Catalysts

With short pump-and-dump movements in crypto prices, analysts debate the possibilities of bearish vs bullish outcomes for the coming ahead. The popular and reputed crypto community leader, Lark Davis, goes on to share a deep list of insights that determine the future outcome of the crypto market. According to him, both bullish and bearish outcomes are highly plausible.

To start off, he goes on to hist the many bullish signals. The first is the fact that the Fed just announced another round of 25 bps rate cuts, with promises of more to come. Trump also hinted at replacing Powell as Fed chair in May. The FOMC meeting also announced that QT will end this December just as the US government shutdown is expected to end. Also, the TGA has almost a trillion dollars in it at present time, and once the US government reopens, this will flood liquidity into markets

Additionally, the US - China trade deal removes a massive headache from the market as Bitcoin remains above 50 weekly EMA at the $100,000 price range. Meanwhile, altcoin ETF approvals are expected to go live soon and bring in a flood of broader liquidity into the market. Likewise, the price of gold’s pump is cooling down, indicating possibilities for a new BTC pump. Also, BTC/OTHERS chart first monthly MACD printed a bull cross in years.

Explaining Shaky Market Dynamics

Other bullish indicators include adoption accelerating with news like Western Union and Citibank going into crypto, and the big crypto market bill coming. Historically, November and December are the best months for markets, but October was bad for crypto, which is rare. As for the bearish indicators, he mentions how stocks have been running crazy hot and a cool off is normal, but crypto won’t like it

Additionally, hindenberg bear signal for stocks and lots of bearish weekly MACD crosses have appeared in crypto price charts. Crypto sentiment is down following the $20 billion liquidation event. Also, labour markets remain weak and AI-driven layoff fears are high. Fed may not announce another rate cut next month or begin QE immediately after ending QT. Finally, the 4-year cycle suggests cycle top was a month ago.