Bull Markets Past and Present

In the first bull run, you were a Bitcoin Maxi and you made millions of dollars from it. In the second bull run, you were still a Bitcoin Maxi and you made millions of dollars. You made millions of dollars in the third bull run because you were a Bitcoin and Ethereum Maxi. In the last bull run, you made millions of dollars because you were a BNB, Solana, and Avalanche Maxi. In this bull run, to make millions of dollars, you must be a $Solana and $TON Maxi, otherwise, you will leave with nothing.

Cryptocurrency Bull Market History

There have been many bull runs in the history of cryptocurrencies, each with different catalysts and market dynamics.

2011–2013 – Geopolitics

The uncertainty, political crisis, and financial crisis of 2011-2013 made Bitcoin a safe haven. Although this is not the first time this has happened, the bull run has proven the possibility of using Bitcoin as a hedging tool.

2015–2017 — BTC Goes Mainstream

After a turbulent few years between 2015 and 2017, Bitcoin’s price increased as mainstream media coverage and adoption increased. Notably, the price of Bitcoin increased from $200 to $670, marking a revolutionary step in Bitcoin’s quest for social acceptance.

2020–2021 — Digitalization

Cryptocurrencies have seen unprecedented growth during the COVID-19 pandemic; demand for virtual transactions as well as DeFi payment systems has surged.

2024 – Now

At the beginning of 2024, Bitcoin rallied sharply, surpassing the $60,000 level. The latter was due to the anticipation of the upcoming fork event and the approval of a Bitcoin ETF by the SEC for listing on the US market. It was at this point that finance and digital currencies met, as a new initiative provided a regulated channel for institutional investors who wanted to invest in Bitcoin. Overall, both regulatory approval and excitement about the future halving period provided ample fuel for the craze.

in conclusion

To make millions in this bull market you have to be a $Solana and $TON Maxi, otherwise you will leave empty handed and that is the easier way, this is my opinion and not a bit of financial advice.