To fully benefit of the crypto bull market, nail these two things

Keeping it simple in a bull market

Bitcoin isn’t doing much these days. No big corrections. No breakout. So you’d be forgiven to think that the bull market is dead. 

But there are two good reasons to think it is not over. One is directly related to demand. The other comes from the typical structure of a bull market in crypto.

Let’s talk about that.

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To fully benefit of the crypto bull market, nail these two things

The takeaway

Look at the ETFs. They serve as a barometer for the sentiment of institutional investors towards BTC. And they also measure demand directly. 

What the Bitcoin ETFs are telling us is that the bull market is not over. 

And that makes sense given than the average performance of Bitcoin or Ethereum during any short period of time averages around zero. This observation is also true during a bull market. 

So the worst thing you can do as long as the bull market is not clearly dying is exit your positions before you have seen the few months that makes up most of the upside performance for Bitcoin every cycle.

This Bitcoin bull market is not dead