In the past, I was afraid that rate hikes would cause a plunge.
Now the bull market is here—do you still have your crypto?
Not long ago, the crypto bill was blocked, and the Fed raised rates. Bad news kept coming one after another, and every day someone in the market was shouting that $BTC would crash.
Back then, I kept reminding everyone not to panic—pullbacks are opportunities to build positions.
So what happened?
BTC rose all the way from around $75,000 to $85,000, and the 84,000 target I mentioned earlier has already been hit. ETH, $SOL , $ZEC , and a batch of altcoins have also started moving up in turn.
At the time, many people were scared off by the bad news and liquidated their holdings. Now that they see the market rising day after day, they’re starting to worry about missing out.
I don’t think these messages were necessarily deliberately released to get retail investors to step out. But the market did, indeed, use the negative news to complete a round of big hands swapping.
A bull market doesn’t start only after every piece of news gets better and everyone has turned bullish.
I’ve said it many times already: this is the early stage of the bull market!
Now the bull market is here—do you still have your crypto?
Not long ago, the crypto bill was blocked, and the Fed raised rates. Bad news kept coming one after another, and every day someone in the market was shouting that $BTC would crash.
Back then, I kept reminding everyone not to panic—pullbacks are opportunities to build positions.
So what happened?
BTC rose all the way from around $75,000 to $85,000, and the 84,000 target I mentioned earlier has already been hit. ETH, $SOL , $ZEC , and a batch of altcoins have also started moving up in turn.
At the time, many people were scared off by the bad news and liquidated their holdings. Now that they see the market rising day after day, they’re starting to worry about missing out.
I don’t think these messages were necessarily deliberately released to get retail investors to step out. But the market did, indeed, use the negative news to complete a round of big hands swapping.
A bull market doesn’t start only after every piece of news gets better and everyone has turned bullish.
I’ve said it many times already: this is the early stage of the bull market!