Plain English
A bull market is an extended period of rising prices and rising investor sentiment across an asset or asset class. There is no single threshold, but a 20%+ rise from recent lows that holds for months is the working definition.
How it actually works
Crypto bull markets have historically followed Bitcoin halving cycles: the supply shock from halved issuance, combined with cyclical retail attention, has produced four major bull runs (2013, 2017, 2021, 2024–present). Sentiment indicators (funding rates, social volume, fear-and-greed indices) confirm what price action shows. Bull markets end when liquidity tightens and the marginal buyer disappears.
What it means for you
For members, the bull market is not a license to abandon discipline. The biggest fortunes in crypto are not made by entering in a bull market — they are made by holding through bear markets that follow. Sizing during a bull is what determines how much you have left when the cycle reverses.
We teach cycle awareness as part of position sizing. The discipline: act counter to the prevailing emotion. Be cautious when everyone is buying. Be patient when everyone is selling.
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