Key macroeconomic indicators that best predict crypto market bottoms include interest rates, inflation rates, unemployment rates, and stock market performance. Rising interest rates, like those set by the Federal Reserve, often signal tighter liquidity, pressuring crypto prices downward until a bottom forms. High inflation can erode purchasing power, but when it peaks and cools, crypto tends to recover. Unemployment spikes reflect economic weakness, often coinciding with market lows as risk appetite fades. The S&P 500 or Nasdaq, as proxies for broader risk sentiment, frequently correlate with crypto cycles—bottoms align with equity troughs. Additionally, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) strength inversely impacts crypto; a peak in DXY often precedes a crypto rebound. Historical data, like Bitcoin’s 2018 and 2022 bottoms, shows these factors aligning with capitulation. Timing varies, but convergence of these signals offers strong clues.
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