📈 The End of the Bear Market and the Emergence of the Bull Market: A Serious Analysis

For months, the market has gone through a cycle dominated by weakness, deep corrections, and a widespread feeling of exhaustion: the classic bear market scenario. However, this cycle shows clear signs of coming to an end. The decreasing volatility, the reduction of forced selling, stabilization in key areas, and the growing institutional interest are shaping the transition that historically precedes a sustainable bull market.

That change does not happen overnight. It feels first like a slight variation in the weather: less selling pressure, more silent accumulation, a different tone in on-chain metrics and liquidity flows. It is, metaphorically, the last page of a worn-out market chapter that is shrinking, while the next begins to unfold.

Today, that metamorphosis is evident. The bear no longer dominates as it once did; its movements are weaker, less decisive. Meanwhile, the bull emerges with greater strength: breakouts from critical zones, increased market confidence, and macro fundamentals supporting the momentum.

Very soon, the difference will be almost imperceptible: the global sentiment will have changed. And those who are prepared will be the first.