

As close as it was on the final day of the month, the Total Market cap closed its month candle underneath $1.778T, eventually closing at $1.728T. So, what does this mean? This candle closing has moved the Total Market Cap into a new range area and, with the loss of $1.778T as support, it's fair to expect further downside at some point over the coming month. The bearish market structure is intact, with the lower lows and lower highs being visible on the daily and weekly charts. Should this structure be broken, we'll make sure to cover it in our daily analysis.
The same scenario is reflected in the Altcoins' Market Cap, where it has closed below $1.073T and is within a range that ranges from $703B-$1.073T.

The bearish engulfing candle from December has had its effect. Ether's price has pushed down and closed below another support level of $2,800. This sees Ether now trading in a monthly range from approximately $2,000 - $2,800. We'd expect to see another move down over the coming month, given the candle's closure.
With most of the market following Bitcoin, DOT was no exception and failed to hold the liquidity area around $26.50-$28. We now find it trading between $15 and the liquidity area above. Whilst it closed the monthly candle in the middle of its range (albeit bearish structure intact), DOT will be best monitored on the daily and weekly timeframes for now.


SOL has very little information as price rallied from $43 to $260 with very little consolidation. However, the daily chart does offer us a range, and this range consists of a $75 support and $125 resistance.



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