The pullback in the past half month has brought many people back to their original state.
Originally, many people thought the market was improving in early December and started entering, but ended up not profiting because they chose the wrong coin or blindly chased highs, which made their originally not affluent accounts even worse.
After this half a year's torment, many people in the market are seeking an answer: 'Has the bull market ended?'
Bitcoin has risen to 100,000, and many coins have not only failed to rise but have instead fallen. Coins that previously rose well are constantly falling and breaking new lows, leaving the market in despair.
'Has the bull market ended?'
For those who ask this question, I think a more important question to care about is 'How to discern whether the bull market has ended?' 'How to identify the peak, how to identify the bottom?'
If you don't solve this problem, then investing every day will be confusing, and you will be anxious every day, 'If it rises, I worry whether it will rise further; if it falls, I worry whether it will fall further.'
To determine whether the bull market has ended, one should analyze deeply through the five aspects of 'capital, fundamentals, news, policies, and technicals.'
Rather than being greedy after a big rise thinking it's time to enter, or panicking after a drop and being afraid to cut losses.
If it rises, chase the rise. The bull market will eventually peak, and then you will definitely be trapped.
If it falls, cut losses, and angrily leave the market, then you will definitely miss out because the market will eventually stop falling.
A bull market is not smooth sailing; there will be countless pullbacks during this process. But if you worry about the end of the bull market every time there is a pullback, how can you achieve the results of the entire bull market?
Only when you identify the moment of a true peak and the end of the bull market can you reap the full rewards and avoid a substantial drop, thus mitigating risks.
The leading coin in the inscription sector, 'ORDI', those who have followed me for a long time should know when I reminded of the peak risk.
December 26, 2023 ORDI peak alert: After ORDI breaks the previous high of 80 USD, will it reach 100 USD? Will the hot spots in the inscription sector continue to explode? Are there still hundredfold potential coins in the inscription series?
This article is my alert on December 26, 2023, when ORDI was at 80 USD, warning of peak risks. At that time, many people were crazy, believing inscriptions were amazing, and ORDI would become a hundredfold coin, the market was extremely crazy.
But at that most crazy time, I analyzed the market peak through the '潜龙战法' of SanCai and reminded everyone: 'The inscription sector is about to cut韭菜.'
The signs of reaching a peak are very obvious:
After experiencing three clear stages of rising.
A top divergence has appeared.
A 'long upper shadow' has appeared.
The upward entity is gradually shrinking.
The amplitude of breaking new highs is getting smaller.
A 'pregnancy line' has appeared.
It has broken the upward trend line.
The slope is first steep and then gentle, and so on...
The more these top蛛丝马迹 appear and match, the stronger the signal of reaching a peak.
So, I dared to remind of the risks when everyone was optimistic about inscriptions and greedy; many confronted me at that time.
These people only see greed and fantasy, saying there will be further rises, but have no idea how to discern the market trends or how to identify whether ORDI is still in a bull market.
Back to what I mentioned at the beginning of my article: 'Has the bull market ended?'
Each coin has its own bull and bear cycle, and the timing of each coin reaching its peak is different. When you master this ability, you can see all opportunities and risks.
Only you can answer your own doubts; that is the only way to truly help yourself.
Now many people are asking if the bull market is still on? Just think: if you master the method to identify bull and bear markets, do you still need to ask others? Are the answers given by others necessarily correct?
If you think the bull market has ended, then what is your basis for judging the end of the bull market? 'Fundamentals, news, policies, technicals, capital,' is it the result of your comprehensive judgment?
So if there aren't any, but many circles around you are saying the bull market has ended and are talking about a big drop, then you should think: Do those people have the ability to judge?
Making money is your own business; no one will be responsible for your money, so what others say doesn't require responsibility.
The only way to be responsible for your money is to learn. If you master the techniques to identify the bull market peak and the bottom, why worry about not making money? Why worry about being led by the market?