Last night, the market went up and down, and the mood in the cryptocurrency circle was also up and down. The reason for the big ups and downs may be affected by the following factors:
Market dynamics and events:
Tensions, such as instability in North Korea, the Middle East and the Gulf, may provide upward momentum for multinational safe-haven assets such as Bitcoin.
The entry of U.S. ETF investors, especially the net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs, may have had a significant boost to the market.
Market Sentiment and Investor Behavior:
The influx of new investors, especially those who have never been involved in the cryptocurrency market, may indicate that a crazy period of market growth is about to come.
There is more news in the crypto market. Whether it is financial media or social platforms, reports and discussions about cryptocurrencies are gradually increasing. This shows that mainstream attention is increasing, and it also means that the market heat is about to explode.
These factors together may have led to the sharp rise and fall in the cryptocurrency market last night. At the same time, according to historical rules, the start of a bull market is usually accompanied by the time of Bitcoin halving and key indicators such as Ethereum breaking through its previous historical high.
The bull market is here, and no one wants to miss this opportunity to soar into the sky. So, how to judge when the bull market is really coming? The following ten significant signals can help you identify the arrival of opportunities, prepare in advance, and welcome the moment of wealth growth.
1. BTC breaks through key points
When the price of Bitcoin begins to break through important resistance levels and rise steadily, it often indicates an upward trend in the entire market. As a weather vane, Bitcoin's every move affects the entire crypto market. The golden cross of technical indicators and the stock price breaking through important resistance levels indicate that the market is bullish.
2. Mainstream and altcoins go hand in hand
Not only Bitcoin, but also mainstream currencies such as ETH and SOL have begun to see a big rise, and have led some small currencies to follow suit, which usually means that the bull market is on the way.
3. Trading volume continues to increase
The market trading volume has increased significantly, indicating that funds are pouring in. This shows that more and more people are optimistic about the market outlook, driving up prices and making the bull market signal more obvious.
4. A large number of newcomers enter the market
A large number of newcomers have begun to appear in the cryptocurrency circle, especially those who have never been involved in the cryptocurrency market. This often indicates that the market is about to rise wildly. The bull market usually attracts a large number of "new leeks" to enter the market.
5. More crypto market news
Whether it is financial media or social platforms, reports and discussions about cryptocurrencies are gradually increasing, which shows that mainstream attention is increasing and also means that the market heat is about to explode.
6. Frequent activities of the project party
Major project owners have begun to frequently hold offline and online events, update technical roadmaps, and attract investors' attention. This is a common behavior in a bull market and also builds momentum for the upward trend. For example, projects on the Solana (SOL) chain.
7. A large amount of funds enter the market
Smart funds will quietly deploy and look for high-quality assets that are undervalued by the market. For example, mainstream currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum may stand out and drive other currencies to rise. You will find that various funds begin to enter the market in large quantities, institutional investors are gradually increasing, and large capital begins to deploy, which is often an important signal that the bull market is about to break out.
9. FOMO is spreading
Investors shifted from fear to greed, and market sentiment turned, heralding the arrival of a bull market. Fear of Missing Out quickly spread in the market, and everyone was afraid of missing out on this wave of market. This sentiment usually drives the price of coins to rise rapidly until the market breaks out completely.
