Bull market, perhaps it's just beginning?

Many people are still using the 'four-year cycle' to analyze the market, unaware that the script for this round of Bitcoin bull market may have completely changed. Not shorter, but longer, stronger, and more layered!

BTC has broken $112,000, and institutions are making large entries into the market. The ETF in the beautiful country has initiated the 'legalization process' for crypto—shifting the market focus from retail investors to whales, from short-term trading to long-term allocation.

Van de Poppe's viewpoint is worth considering:

'Bitcoin's bull market may last until 2026-2027, with a price range reaching $400,000 to $600,000.'

He is not just speaking empty words. On-chain data, capital flow, macro environment, and the penetration of the ETF mechanism all indicate that this market trend is not a bubble, but a structural re-evaluation.

But don't forget the potential risks:

Extended bull market = prolonged period of over-excitement

Chasing altcoins = easily shuffled by the main players

Institutional entry = more complex control structure

My central viewpoint is:

The upcoming market will be a slow bull led by institutions. Don't use 'past experiences' to predict 'future structures'.

This time, what you need is not to chase rises and sell on dips, but strategic patience, segment rhythm, and a deep understanding of trends.

BTC is the main line, but the real wealth opportunities are hidden in clearly structured and solidly applied mainstream altcoins.

The more you layout in confusion, the more chances you have to reap during the highs.

Don't forget: In the slow bull era, what truly makes a difference is cognition, not luck.