Bull markets and bear markets are two very contradictory terms. If someone makes a lot of money in a bear market, shouldn't this be considered their bull market?

Most people think of a bull market as a continuously rising market, with no drops in between.

If you are trading within price volatility ranges, then rising and falling trends are what you should focus on.

Additionally, I personally adhere to the principle of — "If not necessary, do not open positions on weekends".

From a serious technical analysis perspective, the overall chart of $BTC itself is characterized by "lower highs and lower lows", presenting a downward channel state. In the long term, we must wait for the price to break this downward channel before we can welcome a significant upward trend, which is the bull market you all desire.

Of course, if you are day trading, such as on a 1-hour chart, the market view is naturally different due to varying take profit and stop loss levels. So, if you are someone who can't hold for 3 days, listening to advice from someone who can hold for years is simply not being on the same wavelength and trying to force a match.