bears

There’s something interesting about how people respond to markets.
You’ve got bulls, especially permabulls, who lean into momentum, hope and long term conviction. They tend to see corrections as part of the cycle. It’s not blind optimism for all of them, just a mindset anchored in the idea that markets recover and grow over time.
Then there are the bears. Some are thoughtful and risk aware. Others seem to wear pessimism like a badge. They’re often quick to mock bullish sentiment when the market turns. something you rarely see bulls do in return.
The psychology makes sense. Bearishness can feel safer, more rational. But historically, major markets tend to trend upward over time. That doesn’t apply to every asset of course (yes not all altcoins) but the bigger picture has favoured growth.
There are risks on both sides. A permabull can end up holding bags through a full cycle, ignoring signs to rotate out or reduce exposure. A permabear might stay in cash and miss wave after wave of opportunity. Over time, it’s not just about being right, it’s about adapting.
I’m a bull. But one who values caution. That balance has become more important to me even more so these days.
It’s helpful to observe both mindsets. Being bullish doesn’t mean being naive. Being cautious doesn’t mean being cynical.
But the moment someone leans too far in either direction, you stop getting insight and start getting delusion, fear mongering, or just plain rudeness dressed up as realism.
My reflection of the day. Have a good one 👩🏻‍💻☕️
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