Many people fail to notice the differences between a bull market and a bear market. In short:

In a bear market, prices often rise sharply before gradually declining; a bull market is different, where prices may suddenly drop but can quickly recover.

Before a bear market arrives, despite a flood of negative news globally, prices often rise against the trend; before a bull market begins, although there is also negative information, there may occasionally be positive news.

During a bear market, many cryptocurrencies experience significant price fluctuations, rising and falling; during a bull market, most cryptocurrencies tend to rise steadily.

The characteristic of a bear market is that within one to two years, the value of most altcoins may decrease by over 90%. Currently, many altcoins have already fallen by 90%, and there may still be further declines. Only a few potential cryptocurrencies can survive a bear market and emerge in a bull market. In a bear market, the K-line chart shows more bearish candles than bullish ones, indicating a downward price fluctuation, making it difficult for retail investors to profit and often leading to losses.

The characteristics of a bull market are that trading volume and market activity continue to rise, the K-line chart shows more bullish candles than bearish ones, prices rarely decline, and most retail investors can make a profit, with losses being quite rare.

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