Quote from: tbct_mt2 on May 25, 2023, 10:55:02 AM

Quote from: omgitsmehehe on May 25, 2023, 09:37:30 AM

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future.

Because of bigger risk in bear market, it is not a more favorite season than with bull market. In bull market, you hardly see project collapses like Luna, FTX. In bear market, any project can fall like that and even professional traders can not know what will happen with a project.

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The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

Bull season is better as it has less risk of collapses when new capital flows in and helps price to rise more. With newbies, it is easier to get profit with trading in bull market with a condition that they don't pick scam projects. If they pick top projects, they will not lose in bull market.

Exactly. As it is preferable to invest in the bear season, so is the risk in it, is. Not every altcoin experiences a market recovery following a bad market. Many crypto projects collapsed early on because they couldn't endure the bull run.

As you have pointed out, investing in cryptocurrency during the bear season is riskier than doing so during the bull season, but many investors would find it difficult to believe that because they want to make more money during the bull run by taking the risk of investing in altcoins because they are confident that they altcoin they invested in will survive the bear market to the bull market, which they can't be sure of.