Quote from: Wolf of One Street on May 13, 2025, 10:45:18 AM

I do hear of bullrun but have never experienced it before because one was not acquainted with the knowledge of crypto then, and prior to this time I've been hearing that this year is a bull year, could it be that this upward trend in the price of Bitcoin is an indication of a bullrun, please drop your opinion so we all can learn and know how to navigate the market.

Well, considering the rate at which it moved from $80k+ to over $105+ we can say yes it’s in a bull run and that’s another way of saying the market is bullish indicating the market is green and as an investor, you shouldn’t be bothered over the bill and bear market but rather would be bothered about how to stack more racks and stats at the moment, for those who already invested prior before now should be in some very good profits and that’s a more significant reason to invest in bitcoin and not just worrying about if the market is bull or bear.

Quote from: Obim34 on May 13, 2025, 07:06:27 PM

If you started investing in Bitcoin just recently, you don't need the bull run now, it is not going to benefit you, there might be toppings from your invested capital originally profited but that should be the least of benefits you want to get from the market. When investing let your mind be settled on a long term goal, you haven't experienced the bull run because you have not stayed for long as an enthusiast who has invested for the long run. Keep in mind that those who will celebrate this bull season are those who had invested years back and see reasons to withdraw part of their investment. What you (including myself) should be worried about is for Bitcoin to fall more and more, allowing us to buy at a lesser price.

I wouldn’t only quoted your last paragraph but I align with your entire post and yes what we should be worried about for now is how we can buy at a more lesser price and those who should be excited at the market situation now are those who already bought some time back and not as a yet to be investor .