In the process of Bitcoin's bull market, pullbacks are a normal occurrence.
Looking back at history, in 2017, Bitcoin experienced pullbacks of -33%, -40%, and -29%, but after these corrections, it reached new highs. By 2020, there were also pullbacks of -20%, -31%, and -26%, however, these adjustments did not change the direction of the bull market.
Therefore, significant pullbacks do not equate to the arrival of a bear market; from historical observations, this is merely a routine correction process.
We only need to follow the established strategy, manage risks well, and conduct corresponding trading operations in the direction indicated by the strategy.
In the ever-changing crypto landscape, maintaining rationality and calmness, and learning from history, will better equip us to deal with market fluctuations.