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I think that each halving bull market is not much different from the past, it's just that the market volume is larger and there are more participants. Previously, a doji star could be adjusted in a month, but now it takes three months, but it's actually the same.
From the chart, the market capitalization of alts is in the same state as just after the halving in 2020.
Why do people have the misconception that 'the current bull market is different from the past'?
1. The mentality is different when you occupy the pole position.
2. The dealer's short-term manipulation skills, coupled with brainwashing news, are amazing.
3. Have not experienced the previous Halving cycle personally
Many people only think that if they had entered the coin circle earlier, they could have bought a new altcoin in 2019 and held it, then they would be free. But now it seems that whether it's 2019 before the third halving or 2020 after the halving, you are still indecisive, and in the end, burdened with debt.