Can Bitcoin still rise? Is it the end of the bull market now?

Now there is a very strange thing happening, which is that the price of Bitcoin is very tense, fluctuating around 105K, but the news is that every day there are reports of ETFs and listed companies hoarding Bitcoin.
There are really new ones every day, and companies from various countries are listed.

Yes, what I want to say is that you don't need to worry about whether this bull market has peaked, but rather consider whether there will still be a four-year cycle following this bull market.
During the last bull market, many people were discussing the topic of an eternal bull market, but it seems that this was indeed an overthinking.
But this bull market should indeed be taken seriously because of these listed companies and national reserves of Bitcoin.

I want to say a few points, which may not be correct, after all, we can only know what the future looks like after the market has run its course.

1. The bull market should not be over, the buying pressure remains strong, and this round of buying is led by listed companies, institutions, ETF funds, and the government.

2. It is precisely because this round of bull market currently has fewer retail participants that the altcoin market does not seem hot, and the market performance is not ideal. As for whether there is an altcoin market, I am willing to believe there is, but it may only be for hot projects, rather than those coins that have already been abandoned by the market;

3. In this round of the Bitcoin market, I predicted two versions of the high point, one is 380K, and the other is 220K.

4. The time for this round of highs is expected to be at the end of the year. This round of market movement has been too mild, with the ideal trend being delayed by 2-3 months. Therefore, theoretically, the peak in September may also be delayed by 2-3 months. We will assess the market at that time and make a judgment.

5. Judging the "eternal bull market" and the "four-year cycle" is quite difficult now. It mainly depends on whether the market heat will rise later and whether it can quickly accumulate bubbles. If the market remains lukewarm later, but big players continue to buy coins, leading to a slow rise, that may lead to an eternal bull market. However, if the market is stimulated later and the rise is obvious, it may still follow the four-year cycle.

6. Logically, I am willing to believe in the continuation of a four-year cycle. Whether it is institutions or listed companies, it is all human manipulation; after all, one cannot escape human nature. However, to be on the safe side, it is best for high-risk players in the long cycle not to go all in. Right now, every single Bitcoin appears to be particularly precious.

7. The potential of this market is enormous, and funds are flocking to it, as evidenced by the stock price fluctuations after the announcement of the association between listed companies and the coin circle. If we look at the entry of mainstream funds, it has only just begun. Don't say there are no opportunities, and don't say you're playing too late. When these big players enter the market, your primary task, in the face of their strategies and tactics, is to figure out how to hold onto your coins.