So there's this sudden bullish movement but I doubt it’ll last. Best to stay chill and not rush into investing now. Meme coins are a no-go too, they’re gonna tank for sure. If this Iran-US conflict drags on, we could see a significant drop.
Are We in a Bullish Phase Right Now?
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Remember how gold and stocks were in the red during the war? But BTC shot up past $75k. If this is a real bull run, we should see BTC rise even amid conflict. I don’t think the war’s affecting Bitcoin as much as people think. Let's hope the bear market's over.
Yeah but let’s not focus too much on the short-term price changes. Just hodl through the chaos until you hit your target with the bigger coins like BTC.
True that quick uptick doesn’t change the overall market trend. I think we’re past the bull run. People need to steer clear of memecoins for sure, they're just too risky. Until BTC breaks above $70k, I’m not convinced this is all bullish.
Good point, but just because we’re seeing some green doesn’t mean it’s a sustained bullish trend. There could be a temporary demand spike driving this. Let’s not get carried away. I'd prefer to buy and hold for the long haul, the market can be unpredictable.
You sound like a newbie, mixing random coins to base your analysis on short-term changes. And warning about meme coins while they’re on your list? Come on now. I don’t think wars dictate market cycles, this bear was coming regardless. Some people just see every uptick as a reason to party.
Whatever pump we’re seeing won’t last. It’s been stuck under $75k for a while now and we’re definitely still in bear territory. The war’s not shaking Bitcoin, remember the Russia-Ukraine situation? BTC held strong then, it's pretty stable now.
Screenshots of price changes won’t change the fact we’re still in a bearish phase. People keep blaming the war for market actions. Bitcoin's stabilizing around $70k, but some analysts think we're heading for more declines. Altcoins usually follow Bitcoin, and during conflicts, people panic sell.
Dude thinks we’re going bullish, but it only takes one tweet from someone influential to flip the market. As long as the US is in conflict with Iran, we won’t see real stability or bullish trends. Optimism isn't gonna hold up.
This isn’t a bull market, just some price spikes. Bitcoin’s erratic moves might make altcoins look good temporarily, but a true bull market isn’t here yet. We need to see BTC hit $100k for that assurance.
No way is this bullish movement real. The market's going up and down but we’re still in a bear phase. Bitcoin’s dropping, and every other coin is likely to follow. Many people are investing while prices are falling, but I’m steering clear of meme coins.
Still a long way from bullish territory. We need some positive news from Iran before anything shifts. The market’s lost around 45% from its peak and hasn’t broken above $80k. I’ll just stick to my views until there’s a solid shift.
If we jump into every little market pump, we’re gonna get wrecked. Now’s not the time to FOMO into altcoins. If I’m gonna risk it, I’d rather do it with Bitcoin since it’s got better potential.
Even without conflict, I wouldn’t touch those meme coins. If you’re into high-risk investments, do it with small amounts. I don’t think the war’s impacting Bitcoin too much, it held up surprisingly well. Meme coins? Just hype, and that won’t last.
After failing to break $69k, there’s always a pullback. I’d rather chill and not rush. Forget meme coins; they’re not worth our time. Better to take it slow and avoid unnecessary risks.
Today my country’s index is green after being down. Is it related to the Iran conflict? Probably, even if it’s a small percentage. Market moves are all about the domino effect, just like with COVID. I just want BTC to stay above $50k.
nonce_2018Member
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#17Apr 23, 2021, 08:04 PM
Too many folks don’t understand market dynamics. Just because there's a little movement doesn’t mean it’s a bull run. It’s like kids asking are we there yet? They need to get a grip and learn how markets actually function.
whal3_lordNewbie
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#18Apr 25, 2021, 04:32 AM
For sure! So many have zero patience, always asking if it’s bullish after every little spike. Markets aren’t straightforward. Even in a bull run, you get ups and downs. Newbies need to chill and understand the cycles.
HyperBlockMember
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#19Apr 25, 2021, 05:09 AM
You got a good point there. Many don’t grasp how markets work. They come from hype culture and want quick gains. They need to learn about cycles, liquidity, and all that. I just watch the bigger trends, ignore daily fluctuations.
AtomicSeedFull Member
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#20Apr 25, 2021, 05:59 AM
It’s normal for Bitcoin to have bearish moments but still show bullish movements. It doesn't mean we’re in a bull season yet. Corrections are part of the process, regardless of trends.