2025-12-27 08:25:17

Don't be fooled by those predictions of bull and bear cycles.

Think about it, how many years has Bitcoin been around? The crypto space is even younger. Insisting on a four-year cycle theory? That logic itself doesn't hold up under scrutiny. Traditional market reference points are of limited relevance here; simply copying them over is not applicable.

To put it plainly, Bitcoin's operating logic is upward—given enough time, the trend will naturally emerge. All those professional analyses and chart predictions are no match for the market's own voice.

Instead of worrying about when a bear market or bull market will occur, it's better to accept a fact: we are still in the early stages. The entire industry has just begun, and the possibility of a perpetual bull run is actually much greater than you think. The market's story is far from over.

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OPsychology

· 12-27 08:55

The four-year cycle theory should have gone bankrupt long ago; this logic simply doesn't hold up. Is the eternal bull really possible? Anyway, I believe it. No matter how much analysis you do, the market rules all. In the early stages, people were still talking about bears and bulls; that's really overthinking. Rather than looking at predictions, it's better to hold your coins; the story is still long.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 12-27 08:55

Remember, the most important thing when losing money is to stay sober. The cycle theory is just used to harvest the little guys [笑哭] Honestly, instead of obsessing over four-year cycles, think about how early we still are. Rebirth has not even begun yet. Bear markets shape mentality, bull markets test greed. What we need is... patience to ride through the cycles, brother. I love this wave of rhetoric. The bottom range is always longer than the top range. The law of conservation of energy also applies in the crypto world. To be honest, I survived the 2018 wave, so what’s there to fear about cycle predictions now... It’s all about faith. Instead of stressing over when the market will turn bear or bull, better to buy the dip and build positions, waiting for the moment when value returns. 永牛？I believe. The market story is far from over. Opportunities are hidden in this haze.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 12-27 08:36

Four-year cycle theory? Uh, I think it's about time to throw it away. The "Ever Bull" setting actually has some merit. Copying traditional market analysis, why do so many people still believe it? Still worried about when the bear market will come, how anxious must their mindset be? Bitcoin just keeps going up, simple and straightforward, and it really works. I agree with this early judgment; the story is still unfolding.

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ContractTearjerker

· 12-27 08:28

The four-year cycle theory is already outdated; true believers have long given up and started making money passively. Using traditional finance to hype the crypto world—laughable, two different species. The idea of "Yong Niu" (Everlasting Bull) isn't that far-fetched; think about how little time has passed. Analysts boast every day; it's better to just go all-in comfortably. What are you still struggling with—bull or bear? Your perspective is too narrow, brother. Early on, it was a different story; if you can catch this wave, you've already won. The cycle theory that tricks retail investors—professionals don't buy into it at all.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 12-27 08:27

Four-year cycle theory, hilarious. Copying the traditional stuff is just asking for death. I've always liked this argument in the early days; it's more reliable than any master predictions. Can Yongniu achieve this? Anyway, I’ve bet on it. Analysts' chart predictions are not even as reliable as a single K-line in the market. Wait, isn't this logic just another way of saying "long-term holding guarantees profit"?

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