What is the difference between a bear market and a bull market?

These are two opposite concepts, so the difference between them is not hard to guess. In a bull market, prices continue to rise, while in a bear market, prices continue to fall.

This also leads to differences in the best trading methods. In a bull market, traders and investors usually want to go long. In a bear market, they either want to go short or hold cash.

In some cases, holding cash (or stablecoins) can also mean shorting the market because we expect prices to fall. The main difference is that holding cash is more about preserving capital, while shorting is about profiting from a drop in the price of an asset. But if you sell an asset and hope to buy it back at a lower price, you are basically in a short position - even if you don't directly profit from the drop.

Another thing to consider is fees. Holding stablecoins may not incur any fees because there are usually no custody costs. However, many short positions will require funding fees or interest rates to maintain the position. Because of this, quarterly contracts may be ideal for long-term short positions because there are no funding fees associated with them. #Marvin(7055),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. . . . ,,,,,,,,. ,#XRP突破历史高点？ #BTC☀ #ETH收益 #doge⚡