Is the bull market really over?
We need to look at the data, which is concrete. ETF funds are still continuously flowing in, with $160 million already invested. Although the data from BlackRock hasn't been updated, let's not worry about that for now. From a broader perspective, this is just a small ripple in the bull market; don't be scared by these minor fluctuations into thinking the bull market is over.
Trump is about to take office, and new circumstances and opportunities will surely follow. If you can't see this big direction clearly, it's easy to panic, and you might even take the wrong path.
Everyone says that the probability of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates by 2025 is very low, only about 0.35%. But we all know that Trump doesn't like high interest rates. Once he takes office, he will definitely seize the opportunity to cut rates significantly, which can save money and avoid fiscal problems.
When everyone's expectations differ from actual trends, that's a good time for us to take action. I've always told you that investing in cryptocurrencies requires a long-term view; don't just focus on those candlestick charts, as that way you can hold onto good chips in hand.
Although there may be another drop soon to find the bottom, this does not affect our expectation of a significant rise in January.
A bull market means ups and downs; when it drops, it's a good opportunity for us to buy the dip. If it drops again, I think we can act decisively and get ready to embrace the upcoming big market!
For the upcoming layout direction, I will guide everyone to aim for the lucrative opportunities in altcoins, especially those with great potential, where a projected increase of over 10 times is not a problem. If you want to make big money in the bull market, like and comment, and I'll take you through the entire bull market layout!
