The analysis challenges the prevailing crypto bear market warning, which is often based on the 20-week moving average falling below the 50-week moving average for Bitcoin. While acknowledging this technical signal's historical correlation with bear markets in 2014, 2018, and 2022, the analysis highlights a critical counter-example from 2019. In 2019, a similar moving average crossover occurred post-Quantitative Tightening (QT), which did not initiate a bear market but rather a consolidation period followed by a bull run. The current market environment, following the end of QT, is posited to be analogous to 2019. The core of the analysis integrates macro-economic fundamentals, specifically the Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), which serves as a forward-looking indicator of business activity. A strong correlation between the business cycle (PMI) and cryptocurrency price movements for Ethereum and the broader altcoin market is demonstrated. Current Truflation data indicates inflation pressure has collapsed to 1.56%, facilitating potential policy easing and credit loosening. Historically, PMI expansion has consistently preceded major risk-asset bull markets. Small-cap assets like the Russell 2000 are already showing breakout patterns, a signal for capital rotation into risk assets. Crypto assets, being highly speculative, tend to respond later but with accelerated momentum. Therefore, despite potential short-term dips or volatility, the underlying macro fundamental setup, characterized by easing liquidity and turning PMI, forecasts a bullish trajectory for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins.