Attention, crypto traders: the Bull Market is a playground, but not for the faint-hearted. Here, every crypto rises, but don't be deceived. Let the novices panic over every pump and succumb to FOMO. In a Bull Market, the market rules, and as it climbs, it takes everything with it.Forget caution, focus on the offensive: your entry and exit points. Nearly all cryptos that weather this financial tsunami explode. But beware, there are explosions... and explosions. Some assets make x5, others x10, or even x100. And for those looking for rules to guess the next rocket? Forget it. We don't have a crystal ball, just probabilities. While solid projects might make a modest x5, Shitcoins can soar to x1000. Fundamental analysis? A good effort, but not a guarantee.In this Bull Market, don't be a victim of the pumps. Play your entries and exits strategically. Your target? Look for a crypto that's not dead yet, with an active community, solid trading volume, and not yet hit by the current Bullrun. Analyze its behavior over the past few months (since the various rises of BTC), whether it's stagnating or rising more than it's falling. Enter, wait for the pump (explosion), and exit like a boss.And if you really want to play in pro mode, dive into hunting Airdrops, ICOs, IDOs, launchpools, and launchpads. With the Halving approaching, every crypto project wants its piece of the cake.In conclusion, keep in mind: these are just my thoughts, not investment advice. You are the sole captain of your financial ship. Be bold, but not reckless.And you, what are your strategies for dominating the Bullrun? Share them, and let's enter the arena together.If this article shook you, react: like, comment, share! Your engagement is the fuel for our passion to deliver top content.#BTC #sol #BullRunAdvice #BinanceChallenge

In my previous article (link), I questioned the notion that halving is the catalyst for Bull Runs. I then posed two key questions that I committed to explore from a new angle:
Is halving truly the trigger for Bull Markets, or is the correlation between halving and the start of Bull Markets just a coincidence?Are we on the threshold of a new bullish market, or are we simply witnessing artificial hikes orchestrated by institutions to catch us off guard?
Let's examine these questions from a technical perspective.
First, what is a Bull Run from a technical point of view?
A Bull Run, or bullish market, is technically characterized by an upward trend on a Monthly chart. On the monthly chart of Bitcoin shown below, we have isolated the Bull Runs of 2016-2018 and 2020-2022 to illustrate the behavior of Japanese candlesticks during these periods, as well as during Bear Markets. The surges are marked in green and corrections in red, thus offering a clear view of the trend. You will observe that during the Bull Market, the trend is significantly bullish, and during the Bear Market, it is clearly bearish. This analysis offers us a perspective independent of halving, based on the fundamentals of a trend to anticipate a Bull Run.

The Halving and the Bull Run
Halving, an event that occurs every 210,000 blocks (approximately every four years), cuts the Bitcoin reward given to miners in half. With the growing adoption of cryptocurrencies, one might easily think that halving favors the increase in prices due to the law of supply and demand. While this is not untrue, the crucial question is: Is halving the triggering element of Bull Runs? The answer is no.
Let's take a look at the Bitcoin chart since the end of the last Bear Market.

Currently, Bitcoin has recovered more than 50% of its drop incurred during the last Bear Market. By analyzing the different surges and corrections, it can be seen that since its low at $15,000, the bullish movements are significantly longer than the bearish ones; in other words, the price forms higher peaks and troughs; which is the technical definition of an upward trend. This phenomenon is also observable with Ethereum. Therefore, if we define a Bull Market as a monthly upward trend, Bitcoin has theoretically started a new bullish cycle and, consequently, a new Bull Market. This trend is also reflected in altcoins, even though the next halving is still four months away. This reinforces the idea that halving is not the direct cause of Bull Markets.
In conclusion, a Bull Run can start before or after the halving of Bitcoin; it depends on several factors.

The Halving in the Context of the Bull Run
Although halving reduces miners' rewards, thus influencing supply and demand, this reduction does not constitute a Bull Run in itself. Halving is rather one of the fundamental elements that support the long-term bullish trend of Bitcoin, alongside its adoption and other factors influencing demand. It contributes to a long-term trend, where Bull Runs are considered surges and Bear Markets are corrections.
The cryptocurrency market, like all financial markets operated by humans, follows the theory of market cycles. This is the real reason why we observe bullish and bearish markets.

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Fifteen years ago, a quiet yet monumental event took place in the digital world: the creation of the first Bitcoin block, known as the "Genesis Block". This January 3, 2009, marked the dawn of a new era in digital finance, an era initiated by the enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto.Genesis blockBitcoin's First Heartbeat: Three months after publishing the Bitcoin whitepaper, Satoshi Nakamoto mined the first block of the Bitcoin blockchain, the Genesis Block. This act signified the concrete birth of Bitcoin, the first decentralized digital monetary system. Notably, the first 50 BTC extracted from this block were intentionally and uniquely non-spendable, a decision that continues to spark debate among cryptocurrency enthusiasts.A Hidden Message: At the core of the Genesis Block lies an enigmatic message: “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks”. This message, taken from a headline in the British newspaper "The Times", has been interpreted in various ways. Some see it as a political statement against the failures of traditional banks, while others consider it merely a timestamp proving the block's existence on that date.The Genesis Block with the hidden message The newspaper 🗞 The Mysterious Six Days: Another mystery surrounds the Genesis Block: why did it take six days to mine the following block? While the Bitcoin protocol stipulates an average time of 10 minutes between each block, this extended delay has given rise to numerous theories. One suggests that Satoshi was testing the stability of the Genesis Block during this period, while another theory proposes a possible religious symbolism, parallel to the creation of the world.Block 1 or Block 0? The initial numbering of the Genesis Block also sparked debate. While modern versions of Bitcoin software number it as block 0, the earliest versions regarded it as block 1. This small distinction holds significant symbolic importance for Bitcoin enthusiasts.The Legacy of the Genesis Block: The Genesis Block represents more than just a block of data. It has become a symbol of Satoshi Nakamoto's vision and innovation, a virtual altar where Bitcoin enthusiasts regularly make symbolic "donations". These donations, though forever lost, are a form of homage to the revolutionary spirit of Bitcoin and its mysterious creator. "Genesis Block Day" - A Celebration of Innovation and Mystery: January 3 is now celebrated by the Bitcoin community as "Genesis Block Day", a day to reminisce about the birth of Bitcoin and reflect on its impact on the world. To date, over 800,000 blocks have been mined and more than 19.5 million BTC have been mined, but the Genesis Block remains unique in its essence and mystery.If this article has enlightened you about the fascinating history of Bitcoin, feel free to share it with other cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Together, let's celebrate the enduring legacy of the Genesis Block!$BTC #BTC #GenesisBlockDay #etf #BinanceEarnings

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2021 marked a turning point in the world of cryptocurrencies with the mass entry of financial institutions. This evolution prompts us to question the real influence of halving on bullish cycles.
Is it logical to believe that the major market players would allow "the average Joe" to benefit from a rule as simple as "the price rises with each halving"? This idea, once accepted, deserves a reevaluation.
We might be on the threshold of a new bullish cycle, expected for 2024-2025, that institutions could use to surprise investors. While halvings have always been correlated with the start of bull markets, is it truly the cause or just a coincidence?
In my next post, I'll adopt a different approach to explore these questions and unveil the true factors behind the market cycles of cryptocurrencies.
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