- OTHERS reclaimed the 50-month EMA at $203.59B after a higher low formed between February and July 2026
- The 2026 corrective low hit $150B — shallower than @CryptoBullet1's projected $110B–$140B target, signaling stronger underlying demand
- Elliott Wave ABC correction is complete; 1.618 Fibonacci extension projects next impulse toward ~$1.65T
- Thesis is binary: bullish above EMA50 at $203.59B — a monthly close below invalidates the higher-low structure
The altcoin market — measured by Total Market Cap Excluding the Top 10 (OTHERS) — has reclaimed a critical structural level, and the macro picture has shifted decisively. After breaking below the EMA50 in early 2026 and bottoming at approximately $150B, OTHERS has recovered above the 50-month EMA at $203.59B, confirming a higher low formation between February and July 2026 and reestablishing the long-term bullish trend structure.
This is the read from crypto analyst @CryptoBullet1, who delivered a macro update on OTHERS this week with a clear, unhedged conclusion: “Bullish as long as we stay above EMA50.” The analyst had anticipated a deeper flush to the $110B–$140B range — the pullback held at $150B instead, a shallower correction than expected, which in itself is a signal of underlying demand. The reclaim of the EMA50 now reactivates the Elliott Wave setup that @CryptoBullet1 has been tracking across multiple timeframes.

The Elliott Wave Structure — What the Monthly Chart Actually Shows
The 1-month chart shared by @CryptoBullet1 frames the entire OTHERS market cap history within a complete Elliott Wave sequence. The structure shows a five-wave impulse rally to the prior cycle peak, followed by an ABC corrective pattern. Critically, the C-wave low — the recent $150B bottom — printed above the previous cycle’s comparable low, establishing what the analyst labels a confirmed “Higher Low” on the monthly timeframe. The purple EMA50, currently reading $203.59B, curves upward throughout the chart, and OTHERS has now reclosed above it.
The wave labels on the chart (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, A, B, C) tell the complete corrective narrative. The ABC correction is now complete. What follows in a standard Elliott Wave sequence is a new impulsive leg. The analyst’s projected arrow on the chart shoots sharply upward toward the 1.618 Fibonacci extension — a level visible on the chart near the $1.65T zone. The chart also labels the entire consolidation zone explicitly as “One Giant Accumulation,” reinforcing the interpretation that this was distribution preparation in reverse — a coiling base, not a structural breakdown.
The EMA50 — Why This Level Is the Entire Thesis
The 50-month EMA is not a short-term oscillator reading. It is the long-cycle trend filter for the entire altcoin complex. When OTHERS is above it, capital is flowing into the broader altcoin market on a structural basis. When it breaks below, the macro regime has flipped bearish. The current EMA50 reading is $203.59B — and OTHERS has reclaimed it after the 2026 dip below.
The analyst’s condition for the bullish thesis is explicit and binary: bullish as long as we stay above EMA50. There is no ambiguity. A monthly close back below $203.59B would invalidate the higher-low structure and reopen the path toward the $110B–$140B zone that was originally projected as the corrective target. This level functions simultaneously as the bull/bear dividing line and the invalidation point for the entire macro setup. For more on the OTHERS macro structure, see our earlier analysis: OTHERS Breaks Monthly Resistance — $500B–$650B Range Now in Play.
The 1.618 Extension — What the Target Actually Represents
The 1.618 Fibonacci extension printed on the chart corresponds to approximately $1.65T in OTHERS market cap. From the current EMA50 level of $203.59B, reaching $1.65T would represent a move of roughly 710% from the reclaimed EMA. From the $150B low, the move to $1.65T would be approximately 1,000%. These are not arbitrary numbers — they are the Fibonacci extension of the completed five-wave impulse, measured from the corrective low back through the prior structure.
It is worth being precise about what this target represents: it is the projected terminal level of the next impulse wave if the Elliott Wave count plays out as @CryptoBullet1 has mapped it. The analyst does not provide a timeline. The chart uses monthly candles, meaning this is a multi-quarter to multi-year projection, not a near-term price call. Intermediate Fibonacci levels on the chart — including 0.5 and 0.618 extensions — serve as natural waypoints before the 1.618 zone. For context on a comparable OTHERS signal that preceded a significant altcoin move, see: OTHERS Monthly MACD Cross — Last One Produced a 172% Altcoin Rally.
Why the $150B Hold Matters More Than the Target
The depth of the correction is itself informative. @CryptoBullet1 had anticipated the flush would reach $110B–$140B — a zone that would have tested critical prior structure. The actual low of $150B held well above that range. In Elliott Wave terms, a corrective wave that fails to reach its projected exhaustion zone is a signal that the impulsive trend is stronger than expected. The market did not need to fully retest deeper support — buyers absorbed the sell pressure before the analyst’s own bear-case target was hit. That’s a meaningful deviation. It means the accumulation zone was tighter and higher than anticipated.
Bullish Scenario
OTHERS holds above the EMA50 ($203.59B) on monthly closes, extending the higher-low structure. The next Elliott Wave impulse targets intermediate Fibonacci levels at the 0.5 and 0.618 extensions before approaching the 1.618 projection near $1.65T. Broad altcoin capital rotation accelerates as the market prices in the confirmed structural recovery.
Bearish Scenario
A monthly close back below the EMA50 at $203.59B invalidates the higher-low count. That reopens the original corrective target of $110B–$140B that @CryptoBullet1 had initially projected for the 2026 flush. The ABC correction would be considered incomplete, and the bullish projection would require reassessment from a lower base.
The macro thesis for OTHERS is structurally intact. The corrective ABC wave bottomed at $150B — above both the prior structural low and the analyst’s own projected flush target of $110B–$140B. The 50-month EMA at $203.59B has been reclaimed. The higher low between February and July 2026 is confirmed. @CryptoBullet1’s framework is binary and trackable in real time: above $203.59B, the Elliott Wave impulse projection toward the 1.618 extension near $1.65T remains live. Below it, the thesis resets. Monthly candles will answer which scenario plays out. Watch $203.59B — the EMA50 — as the single level that separates the bull case from a return to corrective structure.
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Source: Cryptobullet1 · Published by CoinsProbe Markets Desk
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