The current market is in a state of divergence. Some people firmly believe that the bull market is over, and the next step is the bear market squat; others are waiting for Bitcoin to fall to 40,000 before buying the bottom. Optimists like me are more concerned about long-term results rather than short-term price fluctuations. Although altcoins are generally not optimistic, I am still confident in them.

Market divergence is actually a good thing. Looking back to June last year, the BN incident caused panic and Bitcoin once fell to 26,000. At that time, the market was filled with despair and the views of all parties were seriously opposed. But it was in that environment that I learned to see the essence through the appearance and predict the development of the situation. As long as the market trend does not exceed expectations, you should remain calm and not be affected by short-term fluctuations.

Looking back at every decline before the end of the bull market, the main force was collecting chips at a low level. Those seemingly desperate fluctuations are now just short-term episodes. Unfavorable news is just a catalyst for the decline, and the real reason is the change in the environment. The key is, do you know what kind of market environment you are in?

I want to tell you that the big bull market has not really arrived yet, whether it is Bitcoin, Ethereum, or altcoins. The opportunities brought by panic are the most cost-effective, and the returns require patience and investment. If I really felt that the bull market was over, I would have run faster than anyone else. After all, who comes to this market, not to make money? #BTC☀