The majority of Crypto Investors Never Transition from Bear to Bull

[Yoshinoya]

Bitcoin (BTC) has been out for more than a decade created by Satoshi Nakamoto, and the crypto market has experienced ups and downs of Bitcoin prices and new technology.

Because Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market are public. With so many crypto investors being dragged into the 2017 crypto bubble, the majority of investors have never witnessed the market cycle transition from Bear, to Bull, and have never experienced the initial stage of the Bull market.

The market revolves in the same way in all asset classes. After the peak of excitement and hype, "destruction" of values arises that give rise to anger, despair, and depression. This is the annual cryptocurrency market cycle.

And like the crypto and Bitcoin (BTC) markets from the lowest to more than 100% profit in two months, when the market ends, investors are left to believe, and still suffer from last year's Bearish market which has caused its own trauma.

[putra goromo]

Bitcoin (BTC) has been out for more than a decade created by Satoshi Nakamoto, and the crypto market has experienced ups and downs of Bitcoin prices and new technology.

Because Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market are public. With so many crypto investors being dragged into the 2017 crypto bubble, the majority of investors have never witnessed the market cycle transition from Bear, to Bull, and have never experienced the initial stage of the Bull market.

The market revolves in the same way in all asset classes. After the peak of excitement and hype, "destruction" of values arises that give rise to anger, despair, and depression. This is the annual cryptocurrency market cycle.

And like the crypto and Bitcoin (BTC) markets from the lowest to more than 100% profit in two months, when the market ends, investors are left to believe, and still suffer from last year's Bearish market which has caused its own trauma.

Binance cheerfully tried to encourage investors to "be honest," making light of the entry of retail investors who bought the top of crypto bubbles and were forced to "struggle" through long and difficult Bearish markets.

According to the poll, which received more than 40,000 votes, more than half of the crypto investors who responded bought their first cryptocurrency in 2017.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

You don't say majority as we have combination of members of the cryptocurrency community that have been here from the early days even before the 2017 bull run that brought massive profits. What will be more appropriate to say is, this set of new investors that's those who came in as a result of the bull market in 2017 then got hit by the bear market in 2018 haven't experienced transition from bear to bull market and as a result many of them wouldn't know how to handle the transition especially if they try trading the ups and down therefore the best decision they should take is holding their bags instead of trading.

[styca]

I can believe that the majority are sitting at a loss. There must have been a lot of new money coming into the market in late 2017, and as we are still awaiting big institutional investment, it seems likely that this new money was largely many normal people putting in a small amount each, and that most of those (excluding a few traders) are currently down on their initial amount.
The market does have long up and down trends as you say, so if you bought good coins, there is no reason to be concerned. Prices will hit new ATHs soon enough.

[Pet240]

Whoever want to invest in crypto should gave understood the risk involved from the onset. Most of the times, the problem that most investors have when invest in any coin, is greed. Just because they have seen some coins pumped so high, they too want to earn such profit, not minding the nature of project they have invested in.

[ajaymukund]

The loss is too great in 2018. Investors also cannot determine the price of all the coins fell sharply. This is also a great lesson for future traders and in the current market.
when the price of BTC suddenly increased by more than 100% in the past few months, it made me very suspicious of a trap.
I really do not dare to invest even if it is a small amount. I was really depressed in 2018.

[prehisto]

I couldn't find a solid point which you wanted to state with your post.
I dont agree with your theory about annual cycle. Also the 2017 Bull Run was never seen before in crypto world and extremely fast.
Some became millionaires other lost ton of money.

[Red-Apple]

first of all investors don't have to experience everything to know that is going on. for example you don't have to touch fire to experience being burnt! you use other people's experience and your own brain to know it is hot. in a market there is a history accessible via charts which anybody can study and gain that experience by seeing what has happened in the past and also they can speculate about bitcoin future to have better understanding of what can happen.

secondly i think most people who came in during 2017 rise were greedy people who are not willing to experience anything. they came in and saw the altcoin pumps and god dumped on to lose at least 80% and at most 98% of their investment and went away for good.

[Yoshinoya]

Many people suddenly become millionaires because of the rising price of Bitcoin. However, more people are losing money in the cryptocurrency market.

That means, only 20% of all respondents who have experienced the Bear market turn into a Bullish market, which can explain why most crypto investors experience such distrust, and are confused about where the market will go next.

[CLywaTeLb]

Some investors leave this market for technical reasons. For example, Cryptopia died, all funds left the market indefinitely; some coin died, and that share of investment disappeared. If an investor falls under such blows, he will leave the market, even if he wants to stay.
It is not easy to survive the transition from bears to bulls.

[ricardobs]

Bitcoin (BTC) has been out for more than a decade created by Satoshi Nakamoto, and the crypto market has experienced ups and downs of Bitcoin prices and new technology.

Because Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market are public. With so many crypto investors being dragged into the 2017 crypto bubble, the majority of investors have never witnessed the market cycle transition from Bear, to Bull, and have never experienced the initial stage of the Bull market.

The market revolves in the same way in all asset classes. After the peak of excitement and hype, "destruction" of values arises that give rise to anger, despair, and depression. This is the annual cryptocurrency market cycle.

And like the crypto and Bitcoin (BTC) markets from the lowest to more than 100% profit in two months, when the market ends, investors are left to believe, and still suffer from last year's Bearish market which has caused its own trauma.

I think people who joined during 2017 december peak went in because they thought they could become rich and than the bear happened so they only lived one stage of bitcoin so far, the bear market. Right now those people don't know what could potentially happen next and that's why they can't transition to bull since they never lived that, they believe bitcoin is down and gone and the time for bitcoin has passed. If they knew that whenever bitcoin goes down it goes up even better they wouldn't leave the market so quickly.

[Nezerlan]

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Bitcoin (BTC) has been out for more than a decade created by Satoshi Nakamoto, and the crypto market has experienced ups and downs of Bitcoin prices and new technology.

Because Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market are public. With so many crypto investors being dragged into the 2017 crypto bubble, the majority of investors have never witnessed the market cycle transition from Bear, to Bull, and have never experienced the initial stage of the Bull market.

The market revolves in the same way in all asset classes. After the peak of excitement and hype, "destruction" of values arises that give rise to anger, despair, and depression. This is the annual cryptocurrency market cycle.

And like the crypto and Bitcoin (BTC) markets from the lowest to more than 100% profit in two months, when the market ends, investors are left to believe, and still suffer from last year's Bearish market which has caused its own trauma.

I must admit I am also like those investors who never witnessed a bear run to a bull run transition. I got involved in crypto at the beginning of the bull run in 2017 and I didn't really understand how it was at the time

[tabas]

I must admit I am also like those investors who never witnessed a bear run to a bull run transition. I got involved in crypto at the beginning of the bull run in 2017 and I didn't really understand how it was at the time

But luckily, you have witnessed it and you're about to see the greatest days again. Good that you chose to stay because many investors have left and lost their hope that the market will become better again.

[rdluffy]

2018 was hard to almost all crypto investors, only a few gained money last year
I'm here since 2017 and I experienced the bull and the bear, I still believe in cryptos

My only concern is, people who put a lot of money in 2017 and lost money, will never buy cryptos again, and we need these people again to reach 10k, 20k...

[InwardContour]

The truth remains that many holders can't be patient for so long, anxiety and panic sets in when price starts going or or down with horas margin. The big question is, will you hold a coin after 100% pump? Obviously most people will sell off. Likewise when dump happens, a good trader will set stop loss and it will trigger. For someone to benefit from Transition from bear to bull , he/she needs to be a hardcore holder which is rear.