3 Signs Crypto Will Surge Soon (And Quality Altcoins)

Crypto and the Davos World Economic Forum are becoming buddies now. It’s weird, right? Yet, this is one of the things that’s helping position crypto for long term growth. There are other reasons crypto can pump soon too. Today, we look at 3 signs your portfolio of altcoins is ready to make a move.

The Davos Effect

Big banksters meetings at Davos for the World Economic Forum. Pushing prices for altcoins down so they can collude and buy bargains. Checks out right?

Bitcoin 1 Mo chart

It’s definitely plausible. And looking at the Bitcoin chart, it may have in fact bottomed on the 25th at $86,325. It’s up about 5% since then although that’s no huge move. More on that in a minute.

The bigger sign from Davos is in this tweet. As big, global, legacy banking and crypto converges into some type of future finance, it means big growth numbers for adoption.

2026 is shaping up as crypto’s mainstream adoption year

TLDR: Geopolitical chaos isn’t slowing institutional crypto adoption. Wall Street and traditional finance are moving forward regardless of global tensions.

What happened:

→ Davos 2026 featured crypto prominently across… pic.twitter.com/2gH2YUHFfW

— Hush (@HushWealth) January 27, 2026

All successful crypto projects have the users and developers first, and then price follows to show the value of the network. The biggest banks in the world are telling us they need crypto rails to do what they do better, faster, and cheaper. They are telling us crypto is the new global financial rail.

You don’t have time to be bearish given how bullish this is.

And it’s not just general bullishness. It’s being bullish on

  • Stablecoins and Stablecoin issuers
  • Payment platforms
  • Crypto Neobanks like Avici
  • RWA and the tokenization of everything
  • Privacy, as RWA wants it bad.

From proof of concept to fully live.

J.P. Morgan’s USD deposit token, JPMD, is now available for institutional transfers on Base.

Moving money should take seconds, not days. Commercial banking is coming onchain. pic.twitter.com/cW6tMPLvsw

— Base (@base) November 12, 2025

For example, on stablecoins, you may have missed that JP Morgan is issuing a stablecoin $JPMD. It’s for institutional transfers. But more importantly, it’s NOT private. They launched it on Base. Again, very bullish both for the bank and for Base.

You still have to pick wisely. Pick from sectors like above or major projects who will receive most of the benefits of this growth. And you can do well just by doing that.

Less in the memes and shitcoins and more in quality and strong network effects.

Capital Rotation in Altcoins ETFs

Just this week, a capital rotation started in ETFs. The move was from BTC and ETH and into alts.

While Bitcoin and Ethereum had net outflows, Solana and XRP ETFs had net inflows. This is one of the first positive signs we’ve seen of the resilience for the ETFs from the “other alts”. Other being not Ethereum.

Coinbase believes ETFs for altcoins will be a huge factor in adoption in 2026 to get people into crypto. And we agree.

From our friends at Coinglass, you can see over the last 2.5 weeks there’s still a net inflow for Bitcoin ETFs of 605,000 BTC. That’s good. Yet, over the last week, the numbers are negative. At least some of those net outflows are going into other promising ETFs like

  • Solana and XRP as mentioned earlier
  • Sui, Avalanche, Chainlink, and Hedera. All altcoins with multiple ETFs and who should benefit most from ETF growth.

AVAX just launched a big ETF with Van Eck. Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest is adding more ETFs as well as adding more crypto to existing positions. They are also adding Coinbase and Circle stock.

These are the things to look for with the majors such as those in the Top 20 that have ETFs investing in them. They are the ones that pump the most if this trend continues

The Bottom Could Be In On Blue Chip Altcoins

As I said earlier, it does look like Bitcoin has bottomed on the 25th at $86,325.

How does this look historically? Bitcoin is below many of the most popular moving averages traders follow.

BITCOIN – $BTC rally to Mars. 🚀🚀🚀

Recent highs hit $126,296 in 2025, with 50-day and 200-day moving averages at $90,108 and $105,122, signaling short-term consolidation after a yearly low near $74,420. Year-to-date, BTC is down slightly amid volatility from ETF flows and… pic.twitter.com/GDpPCnMkTg

— Benson Chan (@fincrimehunter) January 27, 2026

The 50-day and 200-day moving averages are 2 of the most common for short and long term trends. And at $90k and $105k, respectively, Bitcoin is trading under both averages but just slightly under the 50 day average..

Usually this is bearish. But there are signs of positive short term momentum as well as long term bullishness.

That said, the charts show signs of neutral or downward movement, too. Two important moving averages just crossed over each other, and that’s usually bearish.

A quick reminder though. If your investment time frame is 3 years or longer, then none of this matters except being below the moving averages tells us it is a good time to buy. For a long term hold.

Plus all the ETFs I mentioned the last section are reducing the effect of the 4 year cycle. Cycles are less pronounced and generally more bullish. So if you are a long term holder, or are looking to get into Bitcoin at a good price, the bottom could be in here with likely more choppy trading days ahead.

And for Ethereum, we bounced off a big multi-year low in the ETH-BTC chart back last April. So Ethereum is slowly gaining against Bitcoin.

These slow gains are while Blackrock and others on Wall Street have already chosen Ethereum. It’s the place to tokenize stocks and other assets for banks. Blackrock made its choice. JP Morgan did too with ETH Layer 2 Base. The choice for big institutions is clear. And it is NOT Solana.

So if you believe tokenization will continue to be a leading sector for crypto as we do, then Ethereum is classically undervalued at this stage.

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