The stagnation in the cryptocurrency market might soon phase out as stablecoin and other market indicators signal the bull cycle is just halfway through. According to an update by IntoTheBlock, an analysis of stablecoin data shows that the crypto market has yet to reach its peak. Is There Room for Continued Stablecoin and Crypto Growth? Historical data shows that stablecoin supply trends have correlated with market cycles in the past. That is, the total supply of leading stablecoins like USDT and USDC has seen a significant increase around market top cycles. Currently, the stablecoin supply has flipped $219 billion in the crypto market, signaling that the current bull cycle has not attained its climax. IntoTheBlock noted that the stablecoin supply remains on an upward trajectory, which supports this assumption. This increasing supply occurs as market participants convert crypto gains into stablecoins. On the other hand, when investor confidence declines, stablecoin supply diminishes. Hence, analysts have relied on the stablecoin supply as a market indicator to gauge investors’ mood. For instance, in April 2022, stablecoin supply hit $187 billion, coincidentally with the crypto market’s top. Today, stablecoin has reached $219 billion but continues growing, suggesting increased liquidity. It also signals that the market could still be in a mid-cycle phase with room for more growth. Macroeconomic Factors Triggers Investor Caution Despite this increasing liquidity, the prices of crypto assets have not recorded a significant uptick. Some analysts opine that the market’s caution could have been triggered by the looming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Investors are looking forward to the meeting’s outcome and its likely impact on the crypto market. The decision on U.S. monetary policy and possible interest rate adjustments might cause a shift in the market. The FOMC meeting has been fixed for March 19, and many expect the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates at their current level. Bullish Projections for Bitcoin and Ethereum Crypto investors remain bullish for 2025, with some analysts predicting that Bitcoin could soar to $100,000 and $180,000 before year-end. Ethereum has been projected to climb to $6,000. As of this writing, Bitcoin is trading down slightly by 0.59% at $83.957.39, while Ethereum has dipped by 2.18% to $1,901.15 in the last 24 hours. The post $219B Stablecoin Surge Confirms Mid-Bull Run, Not Peak appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .
