We are still really staying at the bearish level, I don't feel that we are entering the bull season yet, I think it will be a few months before it happens in my opinion.
I've noticed recently that many communities are anxious about the return of the bull run, and I also think that many of our bitcoin enthusiasts have saved up somehow because they don't want to be left behind again... But the problem is that no one knows when the bull run is. So all we have to do is be prepared for anything that can happen in the market.
I am not so sure whether it is about a certain time span whether or not the crypto market turns into a bull market. I think it is a lot more about the events and news about crackdowns and regulations and so on and so forth. We have had several collapses of relatively relevant crypto companies/exchanges and it is still not really transparent in how far there might be more systemic risk that we just haven't discovered yet. I think it needs some catalyst for Bitcoin to switch into bull market sentiment, but is there really extraordinary good news on the horizon or relative certainty that no collapses are waiting around the corner? Nobody can really know except for those who do
But I think that some players would make to love a move but are not sure whether the timing could be particularly bad right now.
One thing also is important to consider. It was often said that the stable coins played a big role in the last bull markets as they have been said to be excessively issued in order to buy up and push Bitcoin. That theory was never really confirmed nor denied, but if that was the case and there is now the growing interest from governments to further scrutinize and investigate stable coin providers, then that would actually take away one component that added to the upwards dynamics in the market in the past.
You may be right that it could be because of the news that is happening now in the crypto industry why the value of bitcoin fell a little bit and I did read some news regarding it.
This is about silvergate bank
California crypto banking giant Silvergate Capital announced Wednesday it is ending operations and liquidating its Silvergate Bank, sending its stock price plummeting, following a months-long downward spiral for the embattled crypto lender.
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianbushard/2023/03/08/crypto-bank-silvergate-will-shut-down-amid-financial-problems/?sh=27f6ab9372b3 It's possible that this is one of the reasons but I know that Bitcoin is not much affected by this. But it's surprising because since 2013 Silvergate started operating in this industry for about 9 years but in the end it still closed, maybe because of the intensity of the competition that led to this.