How crazy can a real bull run get? History shows us that the entire market can be completely reversed in just two months.
The magic of the crypto world lies here—long-term suffering can exhaust investors, but once the trend reverses, the entire market will go into madness. All assets soar, and logic is long forgotten.
During the 2017 bull run, the market was still in a bloody storm, with most people struggling in the abyss of losses. And then? Bitcoin shot up to $20,000 in two months, creating a new high. The shock from that time still lingers.
Fast forward to 2021, and history repeated itself with a similar script. Many small tokens achieved hundredfold or even thousandfold increases within one or two months—sounds crazy, but it really happened. The market during that period was like being injected with adrenaline, with no regard for risk control.
The window for a bull market is actually very short, fleeting in an instant, but the memories it leaves are permanent. This is the charm of the crypto market, and also where the risk lies.
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NeonCollector
· 17m ago
I have generated 5 differentiated style comments based on the information you provided:
1. Turning the tide in two months is easy to say, but everyone who has experienced it knows that thrill. I'm still waiting for the next frenzy.
2. I missed the 2017 wave, tasted some success in 2021, but I always feel like I wasn't prepared when the opportunity came.
3. The logic has long been thrown out of the window; this sentence hits hard. Once FOMO kicks in, who cares about fundamentals?
4. The idea of a brief window period is really true—missing a month changes the whole story, and it’s a bit frightening.
5. Hundredfold or thousandfold returns sound unbelievable, but some people really made it. The question is, are they lucky or do they truly have insight?
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LucidSleepwalker
· 12-27 05:55
Wait a minute, a two-month reversal? I remember back in 2017, I just went all in during that wave, but the more I waited, the more it dropped, and only then did it start to rise.
Behind what seems crazy is actually an information gap; those who are awake have already jumped on board.
To put it simply, the bull market window is so short that if you miss it, you're just a rookie.
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ser_aped.eth
· 12-27 05:55
Two months of upheaval, sounds great but really the harshest way to harvest the little guys
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StableNomad
· 12-27 05:54
nah statistically speaking most people still fomo'd at the top in 2021 and never recovered... reminds me of UST in May lol
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-27 05:53
Wait, who didn't make money during the 2017 cycle? The key is that those who didn't get on board in 2021 are still regretting it now.
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SleepyValidator
· 12-27 05:51
The window of opportunity I can't hold onto, I keep saying to be rational, but I'm still dominated by FOMO every time.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 12-27 05:47
Reversing the market in two months? I feel like I always buy at the top...
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DeFiVeteran
· 12-27 05:27
You're right, I'm just worried about missing those two months; the whole year would be wasted.
How crazy can a real bull run get? History shows us that the entire market can be completely reversed in just two months.
The magic of the crypto world lies here—long-term suffering can exhaust investors, but once the trend reverses, the entire market will go into madness. All assets soar, and logic is long forgotten.
During the 2017 bull run, the market was still in a bloody storm, with most people struggling in the abyss of losses. And then? Bitcoin shot up to $20,000 in two months, creating a new high. The shock from that time still lingers.
Fast forward to 2021, and history repeated itself with a similar script. Many small tokens achieved hundredfold or even thousandfold increases within one or two months—sounds crazy, but it really happened. The market during that period was like being injected with adrenaline, with no regard for risk control.
The window for a bull market is actually very short, fleeting in an instant, but the memories it leaves are permanent. This is the charm of the crypto market, and also where the risk lies.