How is this bull market different from previous bull markets?
It has been 585 days (about 20 months) since Bitcoin bottomed in November 2022, which for convenience we will refer to as the start of the current bull run.
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It has been 585 days (about 20 months) since Bitcoin bottomed in November 2022, which for convenience we will refer to as the start of the current bull run.
Explore the market dynamics of memecoins and NFTs in the current bull run vs. previous bull runs.
This round of bull market: the growth is slow, and it does not show the money-making effect of previous bull markets; the liquidity is poor, and most of the high-market-cap altcoins except BTC have not reached new highs; there is a lack of traffic, and social media attention is much lower than in previous bull markets.
From the perspective of social media, this bull market is not much different from previous bull markets, and BTC has achieved social media normalization.
The original notion was that cryptocurrencies operated independently of the traditional financial system, but recent trends suggest that investor behavior may have inadvertently created a link between the two.
Aperture Finance intends the total transaction volume of the platform to exceed $1.3 billion and the number of users to exceed 150k.
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It would be a misunderstanding of Bitcoin’s history to think that it was the idealism of cypherpunkism that spawned the Bitcoin movement.
After all, the market couldn't stand it anymore and hid under the 30-day moving average, just like a kitten in winter hiding in a corner where the sun barely penetrates, lying down obediently.
As a challenger, Bitcoin has landed on the ETFs of major traditional financial institutions, which means that new gods have ascended to the altar of old gods. So what does this mean? What are the opportunities for us?