Will the bullrun ever come?
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Yes, bull runs always come—just not on anyone’s exact timetable. In 2020, Bitcoin sat around $9k for months while people swore the hype was dead, then surged past $60k less than a year later. Same thing happened in 2017 after a long sideways stretch. What matters is market cycles: periods of accumulRead more
Yes, bull runs always come—just not on anyone’s exact timetable. In 2020, Bitcoin sat around $9k for months while people swore the hype was dead, then surged past $60k less than a year later. Same thing happened in 2017 after a long sideways stretch.
What matters is market cycles: periods of accumulation, breakout, hype, then crash. A true bull run often follows after halvings, major adoption news, or sudden liquidity boosts. If you’re in Nigeria, you might remember how during the 2021 rally, even small traders on Binance P2P were flipping coins daily for profit as demand spiked.
The key isn’t guessing “if” but preparing for “when.” Bull runs reward those who quietly build positions during boring months—not those who chase when everyone is already shouting.
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