When we talk about crypto (or stocks), you often hear the terms bull market and bear market. What do they actually mean?

🐂 Bull Market (bull market)

It is a period when:

prices are rising in the long term

the market sentiment is positive

investors believe in further growth

new people are coming (retail, media, hype)

Typically, it looks like this:

Bitcoin is rising → altcoins are rising even more

Everyone shares screenshots of profits

The word 'correction' is something almost no one wants to hear 😄

The bull attacks its horns upwards – hence the symbol of growth.

👉 Example:

BTC rises from $25,000 to $60,000 within a year. The market is full of optimism = bull market.

🐻 Bear Market

The opposite of a bull market.

prices are declining in the long term

fear prevails

people sell at a loss

the media writes 'crypto is dead'

The bear strikes from above downwards – hence the symbol of decline.

👉 Example:

BTC drops from $60,000 to $20,000. Altcoins fall by 70–90%. This is a classic bear market.

📊 Important to understand

Every market works in cycles:

Bull market → peak (ATH) → bear market → bottom (ATL) → new bull market.

The hardest part?

Keep emotions under control.

In a bull market, don't succumb to FOMO

Don't panic in a bear market due to FUD

🧠 Edu tip

Experienced investors often:

Buying in a bear market

They realize profits during a bull market

But timing the market is extremely difficult. That's why many people use the DCA strategy (dollar-cost averaging).

A bull market makes you confident.

A bear market makes you experienced.

And both are needed 😉

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