Bitcoin is Inversely Correlated with USDT Dominance...

in bitcoin •  3 years ago  (edited)

When USDT hits it's upper bounds, bitcoin tends to bottom and vice versa

In what is probably something that is very intuitive if you really think about it, bitcoin tends to bottom when USDT dominance tends to top out.

When USDT dominance hits resistance and bounces off of it several times, the price of bitcoin tends to bottom and reverse.

We are seeing the first touch right now for USDT of previous resistance levels:

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(Source: https://twitter.com/blaakke/status/1486905514487390212/photo/1)

While I'd like to see a few more touches before I'd call this a bottom just yet, it's encouraging to see this setup.

People flee bitcoin to tether and when it starts going up again they flee tether for bitcoin.

Funny how that works...

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It's an expected trend, people go in for usdt or bitcoin depending how they feel about the market trend. Am glad I can easily swap between these two with the help of my decentralized wallet application from https://atomicwallet.io/, with It's in-built exchange.

people always looking for alternatives, according to them

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it doesnt matter what tether does, the funds will just flow into other stable coins, something huge coming too the crypto world

glad to hear this, let's see whats coming huge in the crypto. hope for the best

yes it is suppose to be inverse cos once usdt dominance starts dropping funds starts flowing into coins