Many people are shouting that the bull market is over again?
To be honest, if you've really experienced a few rounds of bull and bear markets, you should understand: the craziest market always hides in that final surge.
Have you ever seen a scene where altcoins surge 500% in a single day?
As soon as the coin price starts to soar, a wave of shouts on Twitter saying 'Brothers, let's charge together tomorrow' floods in, followed by a sharp drop from the high point, and being a second late to exit could mean getting stuck. That is the real bull tail market.
Now looking at the current market, it hasn't even touched the edge of 'madness':
Coinbase hasn't yet surged to the top of the App Store download charts
The search volume for Bitcoin in Google Trends has hardly fluctuated
Among the 30 key on-chain indicators, there are no signs of any top signals at all
Those classic top signs: on-chain congestion, retail investors pouring in crazily, a wave of leveraged liquidations, have all not appeared
Instead, we see another scene: large funds are still slowly accumulating, and no one is in a hurry to sell. The main players are controlling the pace of building positions. Are we really at the top? Who will take over? Even retail investors haven't fully entered the market yet.
Some people are getting anxious watching the repeated short-term fluctuations, pondering every day whether 155,000 is the high point.
But think about it, what difference does it make if BTC consolidates for 3 months or even half a year?
We are here to seize the last segment of the super long bull, not to be 5-minute short-term speculators.
Don't forget, the current BTC is no longer like it was in 2018 or 2021,
It has already become a macro asset accepted by ETFs, institutions, and even at the national level.
This cycle may very well directly break the old script of 'four-year cycles'.
The bull market hasn't ended — it's just that you started to doubt too early.
The real danger has never been the top of the bull market, but that you recognized defeat too soon.