When the bull market is just starting, there’s always a fake-out drop waiting for you.
One bearish candle, and people are already shouting that the bears are here.
In March 2023, Bitcoin had a fake drop—it was recovered within two or three days.
On June 22, 2025, ETH also took a tumble, and the next two days saw the losses fully regained as well.
In a real bear market, after the drop, everyone still holds onto hope.
In a real bull market, after a small dip, people become anxious until they reach despair.
Those who are in cash have no value as a reference.
They actually hope it drops even harder—the more it falls, the happier they get—treating the fake-out as a bear-market rebound.
The result is that they miss out all the way.
Only those fully invested are the barometer.
When it drops, they feel terrible; and that very anxiety is precisely proof that the bear market can’t hold out.
One bearish candle, and people are already shouting that the bears are here.
In March 2023, Bitcoin had a fake drop—it was recovered within two or three days.
On June 22, 2025, ETH also took a tumble, and the next two days saw the losses fully regained as well.
In a real bear market, after the drop, everyone still holds onto hope.
In a real bull market, after a small dip, people become anxious until they reach despair.
Those who are in cash have no value as a reference.
They actually hope it drops even harder—the more it falls, the happier they get—treating the fake-out as a bear-market rebound.
The result is that they miss out all the way.
Only those fully invested are the barometer.
When it drops, they feel terrible; and that very anxiety is precisely proof that the bear market can’t hold out.