#BTC
The bull market is here. Now more people need to think: if Bitcoin rises 5x over the next three years, where is the main rally—and where will the pullbacks be?
Bitcoin’s weekly chart surged 23.69% last week. It’s a very strong and full-bodied bullish candlestick pattern. Every bull market has started rising amid doubt—so it was in 2020, in 2023, and it will be the same in 2026.
In a bull market, the strategic choice is to look for opportunities to enter long, not to keep thinking about shorting and betting on a pullback. That’s not the same as “joining the National Army in 1949,” is it?
Will there be a pullback? Of course there will. But switching to a short mindset at this time is about using a small loss to welcome the big gains over the following years. A stop-loss is like the cost of doing business: to make big money, you must pay a cost—whether that cost is money or your health.
Trading rules have always been very simple:
In a bull market, go long on dips.
In a bear market, go short on rallies.
The bull market is here. Now more people need to think: if Bitcoin rises 5x over the next three years, where is the main rally—and where will the pullbacks be?
Bitcoin’s weekly chart surged 23.69% last week. It’s a very strong and full-bodied bullish candlestick pattern. Every bull market has started rising amid doubt—so it was in 2020, in 2023, and it will be the same in 2026.
In a bull market, the strategic choice is to look for opportunities to enter long, not to keep thinking about shorting and betting on a pullback. That’s not the same as “joining the National Army in 1949,” is it?
Will there be a pullback? Of course there will. But switching to a short mindset at this time is about using a small loss to welcome the big gains over the following years. A stop-loss is like the cost of doing business: to make big money, you must pay a cost—whether that cost is money or your health.
Trading rules have always been very simple:
In a bull market, go long on dips.
In a bear market, go short on rallies.
