Crypto Trend Reversal Confirmed: Bull Market Officially Back

After months of sideways action, the crypto market flips bullish with conviction.

The signals are clear—institutional inflows surge, retail FOMO returns, and Bitcoin smashes through key resistance levels. This isn't a dead cat bounce; it's the real deal.

Key indicators flashing green:

- Exchange reserves hit 3-year lows (traders aren't selling)

- Futures open interest spikes 40% in August alone

- Stablecoin dominance collapses as capital rotates into risk assets

Even traditional finance dinosaurs are scrambling to reposition—though they'll probably show up late with overpriced ETF offerings once the rally's almost done.

The bears got too comfortable. Now they're getting liquidated.

Market overview

The crypto market has been on a downward trend for the last 12 days, falling to $3.76 trillion on Tuesday morning and later stabilising at $3.79 trillion. Capitalisation fell below the 50-day moving average and the area of recent lows, giving a technical signal of a change in the trend from growth to decline. The declines in this area over the past three months have been close to the bottom of local corrections.

The sentiment index remains fairly stable in neutral territory (48 versus 47 the day before). Declines in this area over the last three months have been close to the bottom of local corrections.

Bitcoin is trading near $110K, dropping to a low of $108.5K. Local attempts to stabilise in BTC are being replaced by even greater sell-offs, leading to new lows in recent days. Bitcoin encountered resistance near current levels in January, May and June. As expected, the former strong resistance is becoming an important support. A failure below it will open the way to $100K. The ability to hold on now will inspire the bulls to make a new push towards the highs.

News background

Information appeared on X about a large Bitcoin whale that allegedly sold more than 24,000 BTC in a few days, leading to a sharp drop in its price. However, Kronos Research believes that it is difficult to pinpoint a single culprit for the fall in BTC and that it is the result of the actions of several whales.

According to WhaleWire, most of the proceeds were moved to Ethereum. The slow growth of Bitcoin in the current cycle is associated with sales by ‘old whales,’ according to analyst Willy Woo.

The Philippine parliament has proposed creating a strategic reserve of 10,000 BTC. If the bill is passed, the country's central bank will purchase 2,000 BTC annually for five years.

Japan's finance minister said that cryptocurrencies could become part of diversified portfolios thanks to the creation of a suitable investment environment. However, he acknowledged that such assets carry high volatility risks.

Economist Harry Dent said that three charts — Bitcoin, Nasdaq 100 and Nvidia — show signs of an impending crash in the next couple of years.