Is there still a bull market in the crypto circle?

There will no longer be a bull market. In the past, it was an incremental market; now it is a stock market.

In the past, Bitcoin was given away for free on various websites; Ethereum was available just by attending a talk by Vitalik and getting a signature; various altcoins' ICOs skyrocketed with closed eyes; airdrops once rewarded thousands of dollars just for registering an email and interacting, with no witch protection mechanisms. DEFI SUMMER allowed for easy profits; various NFTs soared; mainstream coins in the secondary market could increase by hundreds of times. The once-meme coins were not synonymous with quick profits, and it took months to form a consensus. There were no on-chain tools, and many were still using Uniswap to purchase. Later, the emergence of Pepe on Binance took half a month, sparking a wave of money-making frenzy, with various meme coins flying high. Then Ordi made a comeback, initiating the Inscription Summer, where inscriptions became profitable, leading to a nationwide wealth creation movement. Later, Sol took over Ethereum's mission, and Bome went from zero to 1 billion on Binance in just three days, with meme lifecycles lasting only a few hours after being pumped. The airdrops of ARB were distributed equally, while ZK and STRK experienced various forms of insider trading. The airdrop feast of the four kings of L2 has ended. The primary market is severely PvP, and even if a god coin is released, there is no capital overflow effect. The secondary market closely follows the volatility of the U.S. stock market, experiencing high fluctuations, with no anticipated altcoin season, only Bitcoin's own wild bull market. Bitcoin is already very expensive, and this market is heading toward Wall Street, maturing. Just as it is difficult for ordinary people to own a home in first-tier cities, it will also be hard to own a single Bitcoin in the future. #加密市场反弹 #Strategy增持比特币 #AI概念币领跑 $SIGN $SUI $TRUMP