- The global cryptocurrency market capitalization, amid fluctuations, was valued at $2.023 trillion at press time.
- Analyst Javon Marks predicted a potential three-fold growth in the market, based on historical patterns.
So far, the global cryptocurrency market has struggled to maintain a consistent bullish trend. Instead, it has displayed mixed movements, with fluctuating levels of bullish and bearish activity.
In the last two weeks alone, the global cryptocurrency market cap has dropped to as low as $1.69 trillion, then surged to $2.13 trillion before reaching a valuation of $2.023 trillion at the time of writing.
A 3x rally for the cryptocurrency market?
Despite the unpredictable market behavior, renowned crypto analyst Javon Marks has provided an optimistic outlook for the future.
On social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Marks observed a recurring pattern in the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies, reminiscent of previous cycles that precipitated substantial rallies.
He suggested the market could be on the verge of a similar monumental move.
Historically, such setups have led to nearly three-fold increases in market capitalization, driven by significant rallies and price surges in various altcoins.
This potential upcoming phase could herald a robust growth season, echoing past rallies that have benefited multiple cryptocurrencies across the board.
But how literal can this prediction be? To find out, it’s worth looking at Bitcoin itself, the flagship cryptocurrency that often sets the tone for the market as a whole.
At press time, BTC was trading at $58,371, down 4.6% over the past day.
This recent slowdown is part of a broader trend observed in recent weeks, where Bitcoin (BTC) fell 9.3% from previous highs around $64,000.
Bitcoin movements are crucial because they usually have ripple effects on the entire cryptocurrency market, influencing investor sentiment and market position.
Fundamental perspectives
AMBCrypto then looked at Bitcoin fundamentals to gauge the likelihood of a rally on the horizon. At press time, the king coin’s market value to realized value (MVRV) ratio stood at 1.76.
MVRV compares market capitalization to realized capitalization, providing insight into whether Bitcoin is overvalued or undervalued relative to its “real” value.
A ratio of 1.76 suggests that Bitcoin may be undervalued at press time, a level that historically corresponds with potential bullish momentum.
If this trend continues, it could be the precursor to a broader market recovery, as Marks predicts.
Additionally, the increase in Bitcoin whale transactions (or transfers exceeding $100,000) signals growing interest from large-scale investors.
According to data According to IntoTheBlock, whale transactions have increased from less than 12,000 on August 11 to more than 17,000 at press time.
Such transactions indicate activity that could either stabilize the market or prepare it for the next phase of high volatility.