Crypto Market Crash: XRP, ADA, and DOGE Down Double Digits; Is This the Final Dip?

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The crypto market is experiencing a dip, but for many experts, this is seen as a healthy correction in the ongoing bull cycle. Despite the decline in prices, the sentiment remains bullish, with many expecting further growth in the long term. 

Bitcoin has dipped by more than three percent and is trading close to the $96k level at the time of writing. While the Bitcoin market might be seeing declines, altcoins are also experiencing corrections, and this phase is seen as a crucial part of the market’s long-term cycle. Altcoins like XRP, ADA, DOGE and TRON have recorded double-digit losses and might even dip further. 

Some market analysts, including prominent figures in the crypto space, have been calling for a 10-20% dip, seeing it as a necessary correction. With the total cryptocurrency market cap recently falling to around $930 billion, many are watching closely to understand if this is the bottom or if further declines are ahead.

Analyst Crypto Capital Venture pointed to historical data showing 30% dips in total market cap, including significant drops in altcoins. Such corrections are viewed not as bearish signals, but as opportunities for a stronger bullish run.

Looking closely at altcoins, the analyst gave Cardano (ADA) as an example. After breaking a dollar, ADA experienced some volatility, with price drops below $1, but the analyst remains bullish. “These moves are normal,” the analyst explained, pointing to past cycles where ADA experienced dips but later surged back to higher levels.

Conclusion: Will the Bullish Trend Survive?

Recent developments, including potential U.S. government Bitcoin purchases and discussions around a new crypto tax policy, are fueling optimism for 2025. These factors, combined with historical market patterns, suggest that the bullish trend could continue into the next year, despite current volatility. The analyst said that for long-term holders, these dips are seen as buying opportunities ahead of what could be a significant bull run in the near future.