Are many people starting to shout that the bull market is over? Has it already peaked?
Honestly, if you have truly experienced several bull runs, you should know: the most exaggerated markets always happen in that final surge.
Have you ever seen a cryptocurrency soar 500% in a single day?
As soon as the coin starts to skyrocket, a bunch of 'brothers, let's jump in together tomorrow' flood in on Twitter, and then it gets cut in half at the peak, you wouldn't even have time to escape. That's what a bull tail market looks like.
This current market isn't even close to being 'crazy':
Coinbase hasn't even hit the top of the App Store, the Bitcoin search volume on Google Trends hasn't moved much, and there are no signs of a top in any of the 30 key on-chain indicators. Classic top signs: on-chain congestion, retail investors jumping in, leverage liquidation, none of these have appeared.
Instead, what do we see? Big funds are still slowly accumulating, and no one is in a hurry to sell. The main players are controlling the rhythm and building positions. If we are really reaching a peak, who will take over the positions? Right now, not even the retail investors have fully entered the market.
Some people are getting anxious watching the short-term fluctuations, wondering if 155,000 is the peak.
Just say, so what if BTC consolidates for 3 months or even half a year?
We are here to ride the last segment of the super long bull market, not to be a 5-minute day trader.
Don't forget, current BTC is not like it was in 2018 or 2021,
It has already become a macro asset accepted by ETFs, institutions, and even nations.
This cycle might directly break the old 'four-year cycle' script.
The bull market isn't over — you just started doubting too early.
The real danger isn't at the top of the bull market, but rather you resigning yourself too soon.
