So in regards to that, I definitely think that bear market also has a role to play in the slow launching of signature campaigns. Because imagine if a company with $100,000 in Bitcoin had budgeted to start a signature of $5000 for the month of January for promotions, and only to wake up the next few days to see his $100,000 fall to $80,000, and yet it kept depreciating in value, such company will definitely wants to take a break to re-strategize on how they intend to play the budget again.
This makes perfect sense. Yes, a drop in the price of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general will lead to a decrease in the budget allocated for campaign spending, and this will result in reduced promotional campaigns or shorter durations.
Of course, it's not the only factor, but it's another factor added to the others we mentioned that cause most companies and casinos to become less active during a bear market.
I think only crypto currency casino platforms may slow down during these bear seasons, but if other payment processor that allows stablecoins or altcoins, then am sure the bear season mostly affects Bitcoin betting rather than the bear season have much effect on stablecoins or some altcoins.
Casinos have a long standing budget for their promotions and during these bear seasons, they could slash the budget to accommodate the dip of which has an effect on value of the currency.