PANews posted on X (formerly Twitter). Six years ago, on March 12, Bitcoin experienced a significant drop of 31% in a single day, while Ethereum fell by 40%. This was attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused widespread panic selling. Nine months later, Bitcoin reached a historic high, surpassing $20,000.Today, the market is under pressure from multiple fronts, including conflicts in the Middle East, an energy crisis, tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, and the diversion of focus towards artificial intelligence. Unlike the single 'black swan' event of the past, these four simultaneous challenges create a complex situation.Back then, it took 279 days for the market to recover. Currently, it is uncertain how long it will take for the market to stabilize. However, history suggests that those who endure these challenging times may eventually witness the next phase of growth.