Factors that trigger a super bull market usually include the following:

Macroeconomic environment: Macroeconomic factors such as interest rate cut expectations, economic recovery, and loose monetary policy may all be catalysts for a bull market. For example, the Fed's interest rate cut expectations and actual interest rate cut policies, although the interest rate cuts may be due to economic uncertainty, are generally seen as a means to stimulate investment and promote economic growth.

Technological innovation and application: The development and application of blockchain technology, such as Ethereum's upgrade (Buglar upgrade), can attract more investors and developers and drive market growth. Vitalik Buterin and his team's continuous improvements and innovations to Ethereum, such as the Casper protocol and sharding technology, are designed to enhance Ethereum's scalability and efficiency.

Policy and regulatory support: Supportive policies from governments and regulators can provide stability and legitimacy to the cryptocurrency market and attract more investors to enter the market. For example, Trump's positive attitude and policies towards cryptocurrencies may have a positive impact on the market.

Market sentiment and investor confidence: Improved market sentiment and increased investor confidence can drive capital into the market, thereby driving prices up. For example, market expectations and approval of Bitcoin ETFs can significantly boost market sentiment.

Industry events and conferences: Important industry events, such as the Ethereum Developer Conference, can release important technical updates and cooperation news, thus stimulating market enthusiasm. For example, the Ethereum Developer Conference expected to be held in Bangkok, Thailand, may release detailed information about Ethereum upgrades, which may drive Ethereum prices up before and after the conference.

Capital inflows: Capital inflows from institutional investors and traditional financial markets can provide strong support for the market. For example, MicroStrategy's large-scale Bitcoin purchases may trigger FOMO (fear of missing out) sentiment in the corporate community.

Improvements in market infrastructure: For example, technical improvements such as lower gas fees on second-layer solutions (L2s) and other chains, account abstraction, etc., make it easier for ordinary people to participate in the cryptocurrency market.

Global political events: Political events, such as the US election, may also affect market sentiment and the price of cryptocurrencies.