StrategyBeginner#Market Structure#Basics
Bull Market
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Definition
A sustained period of rising asset prices, often driven by high demand, institutional adoption, and positive macro conditions.
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Key Takeaways
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A bull market is a sustained period of rising prices typically characterized by 20%+ gains from lows
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Crypto bull markets often deliver 500-1000% gains during 12-18 month cycles
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Driven by Bitcoin halving cycles, adoption waves, and macro liquidity conditions
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The challenge is taking profits during euphoria rather than holding until the inevitable correction
Practical Example
From the $15.5K bear market low in November 2022, BTC entered a bull market reaching $73K by March 2024 — a 370% gain. Altcoins like SOL surged 1,500% in the same period.
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Related Terms
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Market CapThe total market value of a cryptocurrency's circulating supply (Price x Circulating Supply).
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Bear MarketA sustained period of falling asset prices, typically characterized by negative investor sentiment and high volatility.
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FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)The psychological driver where traders make impulsive decisions to buy assets during a rally to avoid missing potential gains.
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HODLA long-term investment strategy of holding onto an asset despite market volatility, originating from a misspelling of 'hold'.
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