2025-12-30 09:29:02

If you think Bitcoin's recent market trend has been a bit dull, it actually happened the same way in 2019.

That year, Bitcoin peaked in June, and then quantitative easing policies ended in August, causing the entire market to gradually decline. But this decline is different from those previous bear markets based on crazy optimism—compared to the fierce drops in 2017 and 2021, the adjustments back then were relatively milder.

Looking back now, this kind of "boring" market often breeds a more solid bottom.

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HodlTheDoor

· 7h ago

I saw through that wave in 2019 long ago. Boring market movements can eventually turn around. Now, with this dull market, I'm actually a bit期待

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AirdropChaser

· 7h ago

I missed the wave in 2019, and this dull period is really a bit exhausting... But now that you mention it, I’m a little excited. Dull = opportunity? Then I’d better start stacking coins. The most dangerous market is the boring one, easy to numb people, but also easy to eat the bottom. Compared to a crazy drop, I’m actually more afraid of this slow grind; it’s easy to lose your mindset. I don’t quite remember how I got through 2019, I only remember missing the subsequent takeoff, which is a bit regretful. This time, I need to be smarter; dull times are probably the best time to position. Wait, are you saying that we are already at the bottom? Or do we still need to continue sinking?

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GasFeeCrying

· 7h ago

A dull market cultivates the bottom; I buy into this logic. Who still remembers the slow bull run in 2019? Quietly making a fortune is the true way.

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PositionPhobia

· 7h ago

I remember the wave in 2019, it was so dull I wanted to vomit, but then... never mind, I won't say it. Now it's back again. A dull market = hint that the bottom is near? Why do I feel like I hear this every year? A mild bear market > a crash? Sounds nice, but my wallet is still crying. It would be great if this wave could rebound like in 2019, but I can't afford to bet on it, brother. A boring market is the real test of human nature; holding coins is too difficult.

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