Your favorite season to trade cryptocurrency?

[merekamo]

For my advice, bull and bear seasons offer different opportunities and challenges for trading cryptocurrencies. The better season for trading depends on the individual's trading style, risk tolerance, and investment goals. It is essential to develop a well-rounded trading strategy that considers both market conditions and personal preferences. For example bull seasons offer higher potential returns, positive market sentiment, and easier asset liquidation but come with higher risks, emotional decision-making, and overvaluation.

While bear seasons provide opportunities to buy low, more time for research, and reduced emotional decision-making, but have lower potential returns, difficulty in finding buyers, and uncertainty regarding market recovery. A well-rounded trading strategy considering market conditions and personal preferences is essential for success.

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[judaspriest]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future. The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

bear season is good to start investing, because we can get very cheap altcoin prices and even we can get higher profits from Bitcoin if bullrun comes,
I like bearish because of that but I also hate bearish because in bear season it is very difficult to analyze the market ,
because the DIP of a coin would be very difficult to analyze.

[freedomgo]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future. The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

While bear season is the best time to accumulate potential coins, bull season is the perfect time to sell them and be profitable. That is how the market should be, but because of people’s different views in trading, some people trade even when the market is bearish maybe because of some unpredicted emergencies that suddenly arise. And for me, there’s no wrong with it as long as you are still making profits once you trade. Trading does not really matter whatever the market condition is, provided that you know the market well and you have the knowledge and working strategies to win over the market and make you succeed with your trades.

[wxa7115]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future. The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

I am not so sure about this, investors love bear markets as it is as if everything is going through a massive discount, so coins like bitcoin and ethereum become way more affordable, and with just a little bit of knowledge and the ability to hold those coins for the long term then investors can make a lot of money with relative ease.

However traders regardless of the direction the market is taking prefer a very high level of volatility, this way their short term trades have a higher probability to turn profitable and the profits themselves can be higher as well.

[Rigon]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future. The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

If a person trades considering all the aspects of the trading platform and all the strategies then he can make profit in both the seasons. For example, if you can analyze the market when you do futures trading, then if the market goes down, you can definitely profit with a Sell/Short order, because when you take a Sell/short order, the more the market goes down, the more profit you make. On the other hand, if you trade with aBuy/Long order, the higher the market, the higher your profit. So in this case I mean if a person can analyze the market then he can be successful in trading in both seasons.

[shivansps]

If you know how to analyze the market well, then any season will be your favorite.
A good time to invest/accumulate is a bear market. For trade is bull season, cause almost all market will go up significantly. I prefer bull season, but with the right approach, both companies can be profitable

[Kelvinid]

If you know how to analyze the market well, then any season will be your favorite.
A good time to invest/accumulate is a bear market. For trade is bull season, cause almost all market will go up significantly. I prefer bull season, but with the right approach, both companies can be profitable

Some traders are still active during the bear season while the majority are quite holding this time due to unbearable losses which is why they are preferred to just relax and accumulate more. And they become active again when the see the market started to recover and this is also what I did. It is very important to know how to analyze the market and have to think also that not all the time trading is good. Just like we have the bear and bull season in the market, consider these two have a huge impact on our trades.

[Inwestour]

If a person trades considering all the aspects of the trading platform and all the strategies then he can make profit in both the seasons. For example, if you can analyze the market when you do futures trading, then if the market goes down, you can definitely profit with a Sell/Short order, because when you take a Sell/short order, the more the market goes down, the more profit you make. On the other hand, if you trade with aBuy/Long order, the higher the market, the higher your profit. So in this case I mean if a person can analyze the market then he can be successful in trading in both seasons.

How good a trader is, he can find out himself from his performance in a bear market, because in a bull market, many can boast of good results. Strategies can be anything, the most important thing is that they bring results, and if a trader gradually loses his trading deposit in a bear market and only starts to replenish it in a bull market, then you understand how good such a trader is.

Of course, in the end, we will be able to evaluate the results of the trader, according to his final trading balance, whether he is in profit and for what period.

[rhomelmabini]

If you know how to analyze the market well, then any season will be your favorite.
A good time to invest/accumulate is a bear market. For trade is bull season, cause almost all market will go up significantly. I prefer bull season, but with the right approach, both companies can be profitable

Any season that has high volatility and volume is the best season there is. Can't argue that it's really best to trade in the bull season but everyone should know what's the cycle and it starts with Bitcoin > large cap coins > mid cap coins > shitcoins. This is a historical fact and every trader should know this cycle.

[Strongkored]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future. The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

Professional traders will be able to see profit opportunities in any bear or bull season because when they are said to be professional it means they have enough experience in trading what to do when it is a bear and what to do when it is a bull, only occasionally traders have a certain season like me who I prefer bullish periods because there is always the possibility that the price will go up but sometimes what is difficult is understanding when the bullish period is reaching its end, so it is often trapped into a long hold. Bear as the buying season and bull as the profit-taking season is usually applied by long-term traders so they are ready to wait for months or even years until their portfolio turns green and takes profits.

[Gallar]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future. The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

Actually, these two seasons are definitely needed in trading on the crypto market. So it is certain that all traders in the crypto market must use this technique. Namely by buying crypto when the price is cheap (bearish season) and selling when the price of the purchased crypto is rising (bull season). So actually most likely almost everyone applies the same strategy, when trading in the crypto market. Because actually if it is simplified, trading on the crypto market is not too complicated. Simple as trading on anything else. Buy at a low price, and sell at a higher price. So if you ask, when is the peak season when trading in crypto, it is certain that most are almost the same, because the goal is definitely the same, namely to make a profit.

[YOSHIE]

Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

Maybe we here have often seen and read, how does someone do crypto trading in general. if I'm not mistaken and my experience in trading does not see price movement based on bear and bull market, but more towards volume and daily or hourly price movement. to get better trading results.

If investing is likely to be adjusted based on the bear market and bull market, of course things like that as we see at this time, personally I am still in a bear market position.

[ningrum]

If you know how to analyze the market well, then any season will be your favorite.
A good time to invest/accumulate is a bear market. For trade is bull season, cause almost all market will go up significantly. I prefer bull season, but with the right approach, both companies can be profitable

That's right, that's why it's important to have a foundation first, namely knowledge and skills,
Of course we get this from learning many things, one of which is learning from experience,
that way we will know the right time to sell and buy.

[gunhell16]

I think if a person is deep into cryptocurrency trading and has a broad knowledge of it, in my opinion, it doesn't matter what season the market is facing. Bear or bull season will get profit anytime it wants.

But if you don't have enough knowledge in this trading field of cryptocurrency, for sure you will be groping for the movement of the season with these two. It will be difficult for both of us to make a profit because trading for sure will always be based on guesswork and guesswork.

[ethereumhunter]

If you know how to analyze the market well, then any season will be your favorite.
A good time to invest/accumulate is a bear market. For trade is bull season, cause almost all market will go up significantly. I prefer bull season, but with the right approach, both companies can be profitable

That's right, that's why it's important to have a foundation first, namely knowledge and skills,
Of course we get this from learning many things, one of which is learning from experience,
that way we will know the right time to sell and buy.

And it will not depend on the season in the market because we can analyze the market and enter it whenever we want. We can also determine or look for potential coins to increase, even though the market is in a bearish season. And we also have the opportunity to accumulate these potential coins to sell when the bull season comes, so our profits can be bigger later. But we have to realize that learning to trade or invest takes time and we have to go through the process so we can really understand. Later everything we do will give the results we want.

[kawetsriyanto]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future. The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

IMO, there is no specific season for the best time for trading. Both bear and bull seasons can be a good time for trading as long as there is a chance for gaining profits. Dump/pump will happen both in bearish and bullish seasons, so there is always volatility/change in price. Especially for professional traders, they even can make profits almost every day since they probably trade varied coins. They will trade the coins that they assume will be profitable for that day, they have deep analysis regarding the way to choose coins for trading.

By the way, it is different if you mean the best time to buy crypto coins for investment. In this matter, it is true that the bearish season is a perfect time for buying as many as crypto coins. Most crypto coins are decreasing their prices significantly during the bearish season, so people can get crypto coins at low prices. Then, they will hold the coins for a few years and will sell them in the bullish season (bullrun).

[JoyMarsha]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future.

Because of bigger risk in bear market, it is not a more favorite season than with bull market. In bull market, you hardly see project collapses like Luna, FTX. In bear market, any project can fall like that and even professional traders can not know what will happen with a project.

The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

Bull season is better as it has less risk of collapses when new capital flows in and helps price to rise more. With newbies, it is easier to get profit with trading in bull market with a condition that they don't pick scam projects. If they pick top projects, they will not lose in bull market.

Exactly. As it is preferable to invest in the bear season, so is the risk in it, is. Not every altcoin experiences a market recovery following a bad market. Many crypto projects collapsed early on because they couldn't endure the bull run.

As you have pointed out, investing in cryptocurrency during the bear season is riskier than doing so during the bull season, but many investors would find it difficult to believe that because they want to make more money during the bull run by taking the risk of investing in altcoins because they are confident that they altcoin they invested in will survive the bear market to the bull market, which they can't be sure of. 

[petulino]

Cryptocurrency is risky, and while we are aware of the basic requirements that must be in place in order to profit significantly, not all of us are aware of an appropriate season to trade. Most professional traders prefer the bear season, which, in my opinion, is the best period to conduct critical study on crypto projects, uncover ethical road maps, and invest in them for a possible solid future. The bull season is most likely harvest time; we reap what we sow in the market. Which season is better for trading, the bull or the bear?

I think you can trade in both bear and bull markets because trading opportunities come in every season, but most day trading opportunities come in bear market. This is because whenever the market is bearish, people tend to invest in smaller coins instead of investing in Bitcoin, which often pumps up the prices of the coins. I personally find the bear market suitable for day trading.

When it comes to investment, the best time for investment is bear market where you buy tokens at low price and sell them in bull market at good profit.

Risks are always there in this market but a good strategy and the best choices can reduce the risks considerably.

[gunhell16]

Bear market season is okay for me in terms of investing but not in doing trade. Because it is difficult to get a profit during the bear market season, especially if the method we are going to use to get a profit is Short-term.

But the pro-traders when there is a bear market, what they do is futures trading and margin trading, that's why it's not possible for newbies, that's what I know. Because it's too complicated to do when you come in here to try it.

[Cryptmuster]

Bear market season is okay for me in terms of investing but not in doing trade. Because it is difficult to get a profit during the bear market season, especially if the method we are going to use to get a profit is Short-term.

But the pro-traders when there is a bear market, what they do is futures trading and margin trading, that's why it's not possible for newbies, that's what I know. Because it's too complicated to do when you come in here to try it.

For a beginner, such trading will almost certainly result in the loss of his money, but on the other hand, if he has the desire to become a professional trader, then he should learn how to trade in such difficult times. And if there are no such ambitions, then you can wait for a bull market, during this period almost everything grows and it’s easy to trade, I’m talking about spot trading, because during a period when everything is growing, you shouldn’t look for additional difficulties, you just need to earn.