The market has risen too quickly, too well, and too smoothly, to the point where everyone has forgotten that a pullback is inevitable.
2017 was a one-sided bull market, with a significant pullback in April.
2020 was a crazy bull market, with a major pullback in March.
These are things we only understand after history has unfolded.
Your correct approach should be to not focus on short-term fluctuations, but to concentrate on your own response to the "pullback":
Should you add to your position if it breaks below the support level?
At what price level should you reduce your position during a rebound?
What is the maximum pullback you can tolerate?
Is the bottom line "70% position + 30% cash" or does it need adjustment?
Are we in a bear market? I don't know, but if you replace speculative thinking with a spot trading mindset and adopt a long-term perspective instead of a short-term one, Bitcoin will definitely experience a long bull run.
Those who only focus on the ups and downs during history are always picking sesame seeds while losing watermelons.
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