Bitcoin Bear Cycle: Over?


CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju says the Bitcoin bear cycle is over.
That’s a strong market view, but I wouldn’t treat one statement as confirmation of a new bull phase.
For me, the key is what the market does next: sustained demand, stronger liquidity, and BTC holding important support levels.
A shift in sentiment can be meaningful, but confirmation comes from price action and data not headlines.
Watch the data, not just the narrative.
DYOR. Not financial advice.
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TAProphet
· 44 minutes ago
Every time someone says the bear market is over, I remember how the last time people said that, we ended up stepping into another big pit. Still the same: price action doesn’t lie, and printing a long green candle is more convincing than anything else.
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ChainKindergarten
· an hour ago
The key point in the statement is: “Don’t treat a single viewpoint as confirmation of a new bull market.” My understanding is that a short-term rebound is possible, but a genuine trend reversal depends on whether capital is willing to step in during April. DYOR is essential—your wallet is your own, so don’t treat someone else’s judgment as an order.
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ThreeSecJudge
· an hour ago
Calling it a bull market just because of one sentence from the CEO—isn’t that the same as trading based on headlines? Let’s wait until BTC holds above $80,000 before saying anything; everything else is noise.
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CurveGauge
· an hour ago
Honestly, I’m still holding a position, but I don’t dare put full faith in this view either. On-chain data, spot ETF net inflows, and liquidity from the Fed are all more reliable than someone’s word.
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