Most people will not usually explain to you the characteristics of bull and bear markets.

In a bear market, prices tend to rise sharply and then gradually fall. In contrast, in a bull market, prices fall sharply and then rise slowly.

When the bear market is approaching, negative news around the world frequently appears, but it often causes prices to rise. On the eve of a bull market, although negative news continues, good news will occasionally appear.

In a bear market, the prices of some currencies fluctuate significantly, both up and down.

However, in a bull market, the prices of most currencies will continue to rise.

Bear markets are typically characterized by the vast majority of altcoins losing more than 90% of their value within one to two years.

At the moment, altcoins are down a whopping 90% and may continue to fall further in the future. Only a very small number of currencies with potential can survive the bear market and shine in the next round of bull market.

In the bear market stage, there are more negative lines than positive lines in the K-line chart, which shows that the price mainly shows a trend of fluctuation and decline. It is extremely difficult for retail investors to achieve profits, and in most cases they are at a loss.

The characteristic of a bull market is that trading volume and market activity will continue to increase. There are more positive lines than negative lines on the K-line chart, and prices rarely fall. Most retail investors can benefit and rarely suffer losses.