The recent market is unpredictable, with rapid rises and falls.
As a result, everyone is anxious, wondering if the bull market in the crypto world still exists?
This round of market is very different; you say there is no bull market? Many coins are rising joyfully, like Bitcoin and Ripple.
You say there is a bull market, but Ethereum and Polkadot are barely alive.
Many altcoins are even more chaotic; some have surged and broken historical highs, while others have been stuck at the bottom for four years.
Many people have commented, doubting that this market is controlled by the Americans, with only Bitcoin in a bull market.
I believe this viewpoint is only half true.
It's clear to anyone with eyes that Bitcoin is in a bull market, with prices continuously breaking new highs. However, a bull market means that at least 70% of the coins in the crypto world are collectively rising significantly, and that would be a real bull market.
This wave has obviously not shown this trend yet, but we can't be so rigid; after all, the scale of capital and political background in the crypto world is completely different now.
Our thinking needs to change; the definition of a bull market needs to be redefined.
The last wave of a broad rise in the crypto market is just history; what happened in the past does not mean it will happen again, which truly validates the saying: In a bull market, even fools can make money.
It is obvious that this wave of the market is completely different; the coins that are rising are the ones that retail investors are not optimistic about and are severely undervalued.
If you haven't realized this point by now, it might be better to exit the market early to preserve your capital.
