Altcoins Set for Surge, Bitcoin Eyes New Record High, According to Popular Analyst

Popular trader Michaël van de Poppe suggests that altcoins are poised for significant rallies in the coming months.
According to van de Poppe, the TOTAL3 chart, monitoring the performance of the altcoin market, experienced a correction of over 16% in its recent downturn. However, he views this pullback as a natural part of a robust upward trend.
Very healthy correction on the #Altcoin market capitalization, likely to be breaking upwards to the highs in the upcoming months, while Bitcoin consolidates. pic.twitter.com/vnnlOC6lXS
— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) March 24, 2024
He notes, “Very healthy correction on the altcoin market capitalization, likely to be breaking upwards to the highs in the upcoming months, while Bitcoin consolidates.”
Expressing confidence in the altcoin market, van de Poppe believes that many coins have hit their lows and observes “a lot of strength on the altcoin market.”
Analyzing weekly candles, he suggests, “it seems like we’re relatively bottoming out for most of the altcoins.”
Van de Poppe had previously forecasted that the total market capitalization for altcoins would approach nearly $1 trillion. At present, TOTAL3 is trading at $751.125 billion.
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Regarding Bitcoin (BTC), van de Poppe outlines a scenario where the cryptocurrency could rally to its all-time high around $73,000 before the April halving, a process that reduces miners’ rewards by half.
#Bitcoin continuing the pace.
Dips are there to be bought.#Bitcoin down 15-40% -> allocate funds.#Altcoins down 25-50% -> allocate funds.
If $68K continues to hold, we'll sweep the highs at the all-time high pre-halving. Still expecting a peak to be happening. pic.twitter.com/Ubw1Q3HHXC
— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) March 25, 2024
“Bitcoin continuing the pace. Dips are there to be bought… If $68,000 continues to hold, we’ll sweep the highs at the all-time high pre-halving. Still expecting a peak to be happening,” he stated.