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Bear Market or Bear Trap: What's Really Happening Right Now?

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In my opinion, there are two possibilities currently unfolding in the crypto market: first, a bear market is underway, and second, it's simply a bear trap.

We can evaluate whether a bear market is currently underway by accessing the Coinmarketcap platform. The total market cap has fallen by nearly 7%, and most cryptos are in the red. Could this be the impact of the Fed's interest rate cut last week? The BTC price has now fallen below the key $110,000 level. If we follow historical patterns, the BTC price decline would indicate a long-term downward trend.

Some crypto experts also argue that this situation is simply a bear trap. They point to mid-cycle structural patterns and Q4 seasonality that could drive a rally, and consider this situation merely a short-term bear trap.

What do you think: is it a bear market or just a bear trap?
 
I believe determining whether we are facing a true bear market or a simple bear trap requires analyzing several factors beyond the price drop. The 7% drop in total market capitalization and Bitcoin's pullback below key levels are worrying signs that could indicate a long-term bear market, especially considering the influence of macroeconomic decisions such as changes in Fed interest rates. However, the history of the crypto market shows that short-term movements often confuse investors. Seasonal patterns, temporary corrections, and price consolidation could make this pullback a bear trap, offering long-term buying opportunities. Personally, I believe the key is to observe the overall trend over the coming months, maintain solid technical and fundamental analysis, and avoid impulsive decisions based solely on panic or emotions.
 
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