In the crypto ecosystem, a bull rally is not just a price increase: it's the moment when euphoria combines with fundamentals, driving Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins to unprecedented levels.
How long does a bull rally last?
There is no fixed timeframe. According to historical data (Glassnode, Binance Research), it can extend from days (driven by specific events) to months or even over a year if supported by macroeconomic fundamentals, as occurred between 2020-2021.
How to identify it?
1. Increase in volume:
A constant increase in buying volume indicates the entry of fresh capital.
2. Moving average crossover (Golden Cross):
When the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day moving average, many traders take it as a bullish signal.
Confirmed by analysts like Michaël van de Poppe.
3. Market sentiment:
Indexes like the Crypto Fear & Greed Index show a shift from fear to greed.
Source: Alternative.me.
4. Break of technical resistances:
BTC surpassing key levels (e.g., $40K, $48K) can trigger rallies in altcoins.
5. Institutional participation:
Capital inflows from firms like BlackRock or Fidelity are often powerful catalysts.
CoinShares Weekly Fund Flows Report.
An important aspect to take into account
A rally can transform your portfolio... or destroy it if you're not prepared.
Are you ready to detect the next rally?
