The CRIPTO market can be stabilized in late Q2: Coinbase Report

Coins warned that Cropto can enter a new bear market, but expects prices to find support between May and June, potentially setting up stronger K3.

In the month of report Published 15. April, coinbase noted that the total crypto market cap, excluding bitcoin (Btc), is in December 20. December 20. December, dropped 41% of their $ 1.6 trillion of $ 950 billion. At the same time, investing in connection with capital capital in the crippt remains 50-60% below high heights seen during cycles 2021-2022.

These events are, together with global tariffs and ongoing economic uncertainty, added pressure to the market, especially for AltCOINS. Many investors usually define the bear market as a 20% price drop, but coinbass believes that this rule no longer seems good for the CRIPTO.

Instead, advocates the use of adapted risk yields, and the 200-day average movement of average to better understand long-term shifts in the market. For example, while Bitcoin reduced less than 20% since December, he fell under his 200-day average average, indicating a larger shift on the market.

The report also mentions that the Kona Coins index, which follows the top 50 non-Bitcoin token, also slipped below this level. This often signals that the weakness in the market could continue for a long time. Although Bitcoin is modest, Altcoyns have experienced many steeper losses.

Coins points out that this gap shows increased nismacy In recent sectors of crypto, such as memecoins, depin projects and tokens associated with artificial intelligence. As a result, relying only at Bitcoin for the market trial, maybe it is no longer enough. Wider indicators such as coins50 provide a more complete view of the sense of investors.

Coinbase remains cautiously optimistic despite recent fights. She sees a chance to reach the market to the end of K2 2025. years, it is possible recovery In Q3 if global conditions improve. Until then, the company recommends a cautious and flexible approach, as investors face weaker liquidity and lower risk appetite.