Our weekly crypto derivatives analytics report delves into macro events; the current state of crypto and trading signals from spot trading volume; and futures, options and perpetual contracts.

In the past week, cryptocurrencies have surged as optimism grows that the US-China trade war may be easing. Following two days of talks, the US announced a 90-day tariff reduction on Chinese goods from 145% to 30%. ETH has been the biggest winner among the top 10 tokens, rising 40% in a week, though this has led to significant changes in implied volatility. BTC regained $100K for the first time since early February, with positive bias in OTM call skews, but its volatility market remains weak compared to ETH.

Please check out the report’s highlights.

Open interest for ETH surged by $900M over the past week, coinciding with a 40% rise in its spot price. This increase followed US-China trade negotiations, leading to a temporary 30% tariff reduction on Chinese goods. On May 12, 2025, after US Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent confirmed the agreement, open interest and perpetual trading volumes hit monthly highs of $9B and $23B, respectively. While open interest has stabilized, trading volumes declined after peaking during a brief pause in the crypto rally between May 11 and 12, 2025.

BTC volatility smiles suggest risk-on sentiment

Despite low short-term volatility expectations, BTC's short-tenor smiles indicate a continued risk-on sentiment, with a 5% skew toward out-of-the-money calls. Early in the week, put option volume surpassed $200M, outpacing $140M for calls, while open interest remains higher for puts than calls.

ETH has outperformed BTC for the second consecutive week, achieving a remarkable 59% return over the past month. This rally came with volatility: ETH's front-end volatility briefly doubled BTC’s 7-day tenor, leading to an inverted term structure. By Monday, ETH had pulled back some gains, causing front-end volatility to drop swiftly, a faster resolution than seen in previous inversions.

However, another rise in spot price toward $2.6K reignited volatility expectations. Open interest and options trading for ETH remain skewed toward calls, with volumes exceeding $150M on May 13, 2025, coinciding with a second price surge after a brief retreat on May 12, 2025.

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Bybit X Block Scholes crypto derivatives analytics report (May 14, 2025): BTC volatility remains weak relative to ETH

Strategic Bitcoin reserve (SBR): Established on March 6, 2025, integrating Bitcoin into national reserves

Strategic Bitcoin reserve hopes are all the rage

On March 6, 2025, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order to establish the nation's first strategic Bitcoin reserve (SBR). This pivotal initiative positions Bitcoin alongside traditional reserves like gold and oil, signaling a significant endorsement of digital assets by the federal government. The SBR aims to centralize and manage all Bitcoin acquired through legal forfeitures, ensuring these assets serve as long-term strategic holdings rather than being sold off.

The creation of the SBR reflects Trump's broader vision of making the US a global leader in cryptocurrency. By integrating Bitcoin into national reserves, the administration seeks to harness the benefits of digital currencies while providing a hedge against economic turbulence. This strategic move has also spurred state-level policies, as seen in New Hampshire, where legislation was recently passed allowing state investments in cryptocurrencies and precious metals. Such developments indicate a growing trend of governmental adoption of digital assets, reinforcing the legitimacy of cryptocurrencies in the financial landscape.

Institutional accumulation drives down Bitcoin availability

In the private sector, institutional investors are increasingly accumulating Bitcoin. Companies like Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) have expanded their holdings significantly, purchasing an additional 13,390 BTC for $1.34 billion, which brings their total to 568,840 BTC. Similarly, Metaplanet Inc. invested $126 million to acquire 1,241 BTC, surpassing the national Bitcoin holdings of some countries. This trend highlights a shift in Bitcoin ownership, with retail investors often taking profits during market rallies, leading to a redistribution of Bitcoin toward institutional entities.

As of May 13, 2025, over 19.86 million BTC have been mined. Wallets holding at least 100 BTC account for 60.84% of the total supply, while those with 10 or more BTC control 82.51%. With Bitcoin's price once again having surpassed $100K, it becomes evident that only about 17.5% of Bitcoin is held by wallets with less than $1 million in BTC. This concentration of ownership raises concerns about market accessibility for smaller investors.

The 10–100 BTC tier is primarily composed of small institutional investors, while wallets with over 100 BTC are predominantly held by institutions and liquidity providers. This oligarchic trend suggests that as cryptocurrency market caps rise, retail traders may feel pressured to sell during downturns, further consolidating wealth among larger holders. Notably, the increasing costs associated with 

, such as electricity and equipment, compel many miners — often retail investors — to sell portions of their holdings to cover expenses, exacerbating this trend.

Bitcoin concentration leaves smaller investors at disadvantage

The establishment of the SBR represents a critical milestone in the integration of digital assets into national financial strategies, positioning the US at the forefront of the cryptocurrency revolution. As of mid-May 2025, Bitcoin's price has fluctuated between $102K and $105K, maintaining an optimistic long-term outlook despite short-term volatility. Continued institutional interest, bolstered by supportive governmental policies, enhances the legitimacy and stability of Bitcoin as an asset class.

However, as smaller investors continue to sell during market rallies, larger wallets are increasingly accumulating supply, tightening their grip on the market. Currently, over 80% of Bitcoin's supply is held in wallets containing $1 million or more in BTC. This trend suggests that while individual portfolios may grow, retail investors could find themselves at a disadvantage in an increasingly concentrated market.

In conclusion, the strategic Bitcoin reserve and the surge in institutional investments signal a positive shift for Bitcoin's legitimacy and its role in the global financial system. However, the growing disparity in Bitcoin ownership underscores the need for retail investors to navigate the market carefully. As these dynamics evolve, awareness of trends in institutional accumulation and wealth concentration will be crucial for all participants in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

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Bybit x Santiment social sentiment report: Bitcoin reserve hopes leave Bitcoin holdings more concentrated

The Smart Copy Mode is a simple-to-use copy trading feature on Bybit that lets you reap profits from the crypto market even without prior trading experience.

Trading cryptocurrencies can be a lucrative way to earn from the ever-volatile crypto market. However, most people shy away from it due to the intense 

Thankfully, the world of trading now has helpful tools that have simplified crypto trading and made it easier even for beginners to make money from price movements.

First launched as part of a major upgrade in early 2023, Smart Copy Mode offers a simplified way to follow experienced traders known as Master Traders and automatically mirror their strategies. Today, it's one of the easiest and most intuitive ways for anyone, even beginning traders, to tap into the expertise of top-performing traders on Bybit and earn profits.

In this article, we’ll explore how Bybit Smart Copy Mode works and how you can safely make profits as a 

Smart Copy Mode is a simple-to-use copy trading feature on Bybit that lets you reap profits from the crypto market even without prior trading experience.

 Smart Copy Mode is part of the three major upgrades to the Bybit Copy Trading platform 

As of 2025, it remains one of the simplest and safest ways for users to realize returns from automatically mimicking successful Master Traders on the platform.

The Smart Copy Mode requires only three steps to follow a 

 and start earning. All you’ll need to do is enter an investment amount (minimum 100 USDT), select a Bybit account to transfer the funds from and click the 

The entire process is optimized for ease and risk control, making it ideal for anyone looking to trade without micromanaging their positions.

Here are some key features of the Bybit Smart Copy Mode that make it easier to trade while minimizing risks:

Rather than blindly copying a Master Trader’s full position size, Smart Copy Mode calculates a ratio based on both your balance and the Master Trader’s, helping you manage exposure proportionally.

Case in point: Let’s say a Master Trader has 10 BTC in their account but they enter a long position with only 1 BTC. In typical copy trading, a Follower who has 1 BTC in their account will automatically copy the trade with the whole 1 BTC, which exposes their entire portfolio.

However, with the Smart Copy Mode, a ratio calculated based on the available balances in the Follower’s and the Master Trader’s accounts will be exposed for copy trading. In this case, if the ratio is calculated to be 10%, the Follower’s copy trade amount will be 0.1 BTC instead of their full balance of 1 BTC. 

This proportional sizing is especially useful for beginners who may not want to expose their entire portfolio to a single trade.

Another amazing feature of the Smart Copy Mode is the Bybit CopyGuard which is designed to limit losses by adding an extra layer of protection for Followers. While most Master Traders strive to consistently implement successful trading strategies, it’s not uncommon to find some trades that will incur losses.

In such instances as a copy trader, you will incur losses similar to the Master Trader. That’s where the Bybit CopyGuard feature comes in handy.

With CopyGuard turned on, all of the Follower’s trades are optimized in the sense that the entry will always be at an optimal price not worse than that of the Master Trader. If an optimal price is not attained, the trade won’t be copied. However, note that at the point of trade execution, 

 may occur, causing small price discrepancies. However, CopyGuard filters out major price differences that could lead to instant losses. 

To give Followers even greater control over their risk exposure, Bybit now offers a Trailing Stop feature within Smart Copy Mode.

This tool automatically adjusts your exit point based on your account’s highest recorded equity. You simply set a retracement percentage (e.g., 20%), and if your equity drops by that percentage from its peak, all positions will be closed, locking in profits and limiting potential losses. 

Let’s say your account equity fluctuates as follows: 500, 450, 600, 900, 800, 1,000, 800. With a 20% retracement rate, the trailing exit equity adjusts accordingly: 400, 400, 480, 720, 720, 800, 800. When your actual equity drops to 800, the trailing stop triggers and your copy trading positions are automatically closed. 

, the final equity upon exit may differ slightly from the calculated exit equity.

The Trailing Stop feature is especially useful for volatile markets, helping you secure gains without manually monitoring every trade.

Together, Bybit’s copy by ratio, CopyGuard and Trailing Stop features work together to ensure that Followers have an extra layer of protection against losses when engaging in copy trading. 

Smart Copy Mode vs. Advanced Copy Mode: Which is better?

 allow you to choose between the Smart Copy Mode or the Advanced Copy Mode. While both provide an avenue for you to successfully copy a Master Trader’s strategy, there are several differences between the two that may make you opt for one over another. They are:

From the above comparison, it’s highly recommended to go for the Smart Copy Mode if you are a beginner to crypto or copy trading since it provides you with loss-limiting features before you learn your way around the field. For advanced traders, you can go for the Bybit Advanced Copy Mode or stick to the Smart Copy Mode.

Smart Copy Mode has made it easier to realize gains from copy trading.

 Regardless of your status as a beginning or advanced trader, you can have the assurance of a safe trading experience even with margin trading as all the risks are mitigated for you through the Smart Copy Mode.

Compared to the Advanced Copy Mode, the copy by ratio, CopyGuard 

 features within Smart Copy Mode help limit losses through reduced risk exposure. The enhanced automated settings on Smart Copy Mode are sure ways to successfully copy Master Traders without fear of wiping out your account. So, 

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The traditional venture capitalist (VC) investing model is often elitist and out of reach for many retail investors. While this is particularly the case in the world of traditional finance (TradFi), access to promising early-stage crypto assets is also frequently reserved for larger entities, namely institutional investors and 

. When we hear about a wildly successful crypto project and its token, we often find that its early backers are well-known investment funds or cashed-up VCs. These early investors are the ones who benefit the most from the token’s meteoric rise on the market.

 chain that aims to democratize the way VC investment works in the crypto industry. By using a community-driven approach to sourcing and investing in promising projects, the Common Wealth platform reduces barriers to entry to VC activities. Smaller-scale retail investors, both casual and experienced, are the primary beneficiaries of Common Wealth's unique approach to crypto investment.

Common Wealth has partnered with a network of notable crypto investors who refer high-potential projects to the platform, where these projects are carefully evaluated and qualified to be included in the investment products available to the user community. The entire evaluation process is also driven by community governance procedures, making it transparent and secure. Thanks to Common Wealth, investing in high-potential early-stage crypto opportunities is now open to anyone — even investors who want to start with as little as $20.

 (WLTH) is a decentralized platform that allows anyone to become a crypto VC by using a vetting-based, democratized, community-driven approach to selecting promising cryptocurrency investment opportunities.

The core idea behind the project is to tear down barriers to entry for crypto investment, particularly concerning early-stage promising ventures. Common Wealth has partnered with a group of prominent, savvy crypto investors (referred to as “Oracles”) who refer high-potential crypto investment opportunities to the platform. All the referrals are based on projects or assets that at least one so-called Oracle has personally invested in. As of May 2025, the platform works with ten Oracles, all of whom are notable investors with solid track records and standing in the crypto investment world.

The platform's governance community scrutinizes each referred project via “Oracle Ask Me Anything” (AMA) sessions, proposal workshops and analytics. Community investors then vote to decide on the projects' final eligibility. Any Common Wealth user can invest in qualified projects for as little as $20.

There are two main types of investors on the platform: casual and community members. The former typically invest smaller amounts, and pay with fiat currency using credit or debit cards, greatly simplifying access to the selected projects for users without an affinity for cryptocurrency transactions. Casual investors are normally those who adopt a hands-off approach to crypto investing and tend to start with smaller investment amounts.

Members of the second group, community members, invest larger amounts, or actively participate in the decision-making process for project selection. They’re the core of the governance community on Common Wealth. These investors use cryptocurrency to invest, paying with the 

The Common Wealth project was launched in February 2024 on the Base Layer 2 chain. In May 2025, it debuted its native token, WLTH.

All investment opportunities offered on Common Wealth are in the form of funds that provide exposure to promising projects and assets. For instance, the platform’s Priceless Fund invests in 14 high-potential 

 startup projects, while the Alpha Fund is based on early-stage projects in the areas of artificial intelligence (AI), the 

 (RWAs), decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs) and gaming.

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Some funds are based on contributions from the wider user community, and are typically capped funds. There are also perpetual funds, which are funded by the investor community that participates in on-platform governance.

Bundles are Common Wealth funds based on a dynamic mix of assets satisfying certain criteria, e.g., a specific crypto niche. The platform has launched three such bundled products: 

Since the bundles are dynamic, the top five assets may switch according to market sentiment. All allocations within the bundles are equally split between their five assets. For instance, if you invest $100 in a bundle, each of the five assets in it will be allocated $20 of your investment.

The Common Wealth platform charges three types of fees:

When you invest in a Common Wealth fund, you’re issued a 

 (Slice NFT) that denotes your share of capital in the fund. Slice NFTs are freely tradable on the market, investors can quickly access liquidity by selling their Slices. Since these NFTs are fractionalized, you can sell a part of your Slice or the whole of it, per your preference.

Distributed Autonomous Operating System (DAOS)

The Common Wealth Distributed Autonomous Operating System (DAOS) is based on a set of 

 that automate the entire workflow of the platform’s governance processes. Project considerations, analytics related to candidate projects, vote management and other functions related to decentralized governance are handled by the DAOS.

 (DAO) consists of a set of rules and an on-chain community, the Common Wealth DAOS is an entire permissionless system of interoperable autonomous nodes that automates and powers all the platform’s governance elements and procedures.

What is the Common Wealth crypto token (WLTH)?

 asset issued on the Base Layer 2 chain. The token has a wide range of functions on the platform. While investments in Common Wealth are based on the USDC stablecoin, all other key functionalities are enabled via WLTH. These include:

WLTH is a capped asset with a maximum supply of 1 billion. As of mid-May 2025, its total supply stands at around 984 million. The chart below shows the token's supply allocation shares and vesting periods upon its launch in May 2024.

As of May 16, 2025, the WLTH token is trading at $0.003877, which is 98.2% lower than its ATH of $0.2148 on Jul 22, 2024 and 82.8% higher than its ATL of $0.002121 on Apr 18, 2025.

Long-term price forecasts for WLTH are mostly bullish.DigitalCoinPrice 

 of $0.0129 in 2027 and $0.0192 in 2030, whileCoinCodex 

 at around $0.0042 in 2027 but rise to $0.014 in 2030.

VC investment in financial markets remains an exclusive club that isn’t easily accessible to everyday retail investors. In most cases, this applies to the crypto market as well. Common Wealth's value to the broader crypto community lies in designing a system that makes investment in promising web3 initiatives accessible to everyone. The platform's novel model creates an opportunity to involve millions of individuals in the VC game. This could lead to significant growth in overall web3-based VC funding, and positively affect the entire crypto investment landscape over the coming years. Finding a future star in the crypto market with as little as $20 has never been easier — thanks to Common Wealth and the VC tools it provides!

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Trading

The bull and bear markets are more than trend lines. Read on to find out their differences and the best time to enter the market.

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Understanding the main differences between bullish and bearish markets plays a vital role in our investment portfolio. By knowing each of the market’s main characteristics, we can also create a proper risk management strategy. 

Bullish or bearish trends change market conditions and have a strong influence on traders’ emotions. In recent years, cryptocurrency has been swinging between bear and bull markets, while traders change and adapt their strategies according to the macro trend. 

This guide will go through the main differences between bullish vs. bearish markets. The goal is to understand the anatomy of each of these trends and which patterns we can follow to improve our exposure to risk and digital assets. 

Both bulls and bears are strong animals that are usually linked to aggressiveness and strength, respectively. The

 is related to how these two animals attack their opponents. For example, a bull would rather hit an enemy with its horns moving up and higher. However, a bear tends to swipe his paws downward and pin the opponent on the ground.

That’s interesting, but there’s more…

As these two attacking styles have been clearly defined, financial markets and analysts have started using them to reference different market cycles and macro trends. Understanding how these two terms are coined among financial analysts clarifies how the market directions are interpreted.

What Does a Bullish vs. Bearish Market Mean?

There is a remarkable difference between bullish and bearish markets. In the next section, we will explain how bullish markets and bearish markets work, their characteristics and more. 

 is an upward trend in financial markets where the price of stocks, commodities, cryptocurrencies, or forex move higher. A bull market can also be referenced to the real economy. 

For instance, when cryptocurrencies and stocks move higher, the real economy is also producing and expanding. During the general bull market phase, people tend to spend more. Companies search for new investment opportunities or expand their products and services. 

When we talk about cryptocurrencies, we see decentralized platforms attracting many users. Transaction fees become higher and transfers take longer to be processed. This shows there is a large activity in the crypto space. 

During bullish markets, investors tend to make more money in the financial market. As long as they have a clear risk management strategy, it is highly probable they could register profits during bullish markets. 

Is registering profits as easy as it sounds?

No. It is not easy to trade. Indeed, bullish markets tend to have corrections along the way to the top. These corrections usually help to take out investors from the bullish market. The investors that sell during bullish markets are called “weak hands.” Strong hands, instead, increase their positions when a dip takes place. 

As bull markets represent positive trends, bearish trends show negative trends in stocks, cryptocurrencies, or other financial markets. 

When we talk about the bearish trend in a real economy, it refers to situations in which companies are winding down, employees are laid off and investment plans are postponed for the future. In the crypto market, we might not see

 registering new users, while trading volume falls and general interest for the market fades away.  

Bearish markets drive the price of assets lower. During bearish markets, volatility grows and investors manage increased levels of fear, uncertainty and doubt. Nevertheless, during bearish markets, there is still a chance of making money.

Nowadays, several trading platforms offer users the opportunity to open long and short positions. Short positions help traders to make money when the market moves downward. 

The Anatomy of Bullish vs. Bearish Markets

The following two sections will focus on the main characteristics of each of these macro trends. Moreover, there will be an entire description of how to spot bullish and bearish candlestick patterns. 

Characteristics of the Bull and Bear Markets

Bull markets are characterized as being positive trends. Even inexperienced investors can make money just by opening the right position in the growing trend. There is no clear definition of when a stock enters into bullish territory. 

However, we can always use some market data that helps us understand where the market is moving. When assets increase by over 20% in a period of just a few weeks or months, then we could be witnessing the beginning of a more significant trend. 

A confirmation of bull trends can be found by looking at major indices. For example, if we see Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH), and most of the ERC-20 tokens grow for several months, then this would be one of the main characteristics of a bull market. 

Another critical characteristic of bull markets is related to investors’ confidence. When we see crypto Twitter providing extremely high price predictions, we have high chances of being in a bull market. 

But what about bear market characteristics?

The main characteristic of bear markets is falling prices. You could expect Bitcoin and other digital assets to suddenly move lower by over 20% — not in days, but in hours. If the trend stabilizes and continues some days later, then it is highly possible we are in a new bearish trend. 

As we mentioned before, fear, uncertainty and doubt are the main feelings among investors when we have a bearish market. This gives rise to the acronym FUD. It shows investors prefer to stay on the sidelines rather than actively participate in the crypto market. 

Identifying Market Trends With Candlestick Patterns

 that help them open trades when a bull market changes into a bear market, or vice-versa. Candlesticks share a lot of information about the sentiment of investors and can be vital elements for analysts. 

In long-term time frames, candlestick patterns provide valuable information on whether a trend is changing, or if a top or bottom has been reached. Although these candlestick patterns are not bulletproof, they can guide traders in managing their positions. 

Some of the most popular bullish candlestick patterns include the following:

Some of the most popular bearish candlestick patterns include the following:

Trading the Bullish and Bearish Sentiments

To trade bullish and bearish markets, one should follow different indicators. Some of them include the volatility index (VIX), the bullish and bearish percentage index and moving averages. 

, also known as VIX, is an index that measures volatility expectations for the next 30 days. This tool is handy for understanding the market sentiment, including the fear or greed among investors. 

Although the VIX index focuses on traditional financial markets, as the cryptocurrency market becomes more correlated with stocks, it may be possible to draw some conclusions. Analysts should always take different indices into consideration. 

When the value of the VIX grows, there is a high probability the market will fall. The contrary wouldhappens when the VIX moves lower. In the last case, the market would head higher. Nevertheless, this is just one indicator and should be used alongside other analytical tools. 

 is an indicator that can be used to get information about market health. Many analysts and investors have used this breadth indicator. It shows the percentage of stocks on point and figure buy signals. 

The BPI measures the total number of stocks moving higher or lower. In this way, traders can have a clear idea of where the market sentiment is heading. 

The index fluctuates between 0% and 100%. When the indicator is above 50%, we might have a bull market (moving higher). Similarly, when the index is below 50%, then the market is favoring the bears. Overbought and oversold conditions can be seen as soon as the indicator rises above 70% or drops below 30%, respectively. 

An oversold market might be at a point of inflection where bulls could soon appear and change the direction of the trend. An overbought signal could show that bears may take control of the market, or that there could be a pause before the trend resumes. 

 are some of the most utilized technical indicators for trading digital currencies. They are used to smooth price trends and reduce the noise of sudden spikes or price drops, which are very common for cryptocurrencies. 

The most common moving averages used to trade digital assets include the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day. Buying and selling signals in both bull and bear markets to open or close positions. 

In addition to traditional moving averages, there are also

Actually, they just share different information. EMAs focus on the recent price action rather than on the general trend. EMAs give more importance to how the market has behaved in the short term, rather than using older price data. 

Most of the successful traders in the cryptocurrency market use both indicators. At the same time, when the 50-day, 100-day and 200-day MAs cross, there could be open or closed positions. 

Discovering an inflection point in the market is a difficult thing to do. It requires that traders use different tools that would show similar results. When the market changes from bullish to bearish, it is usually possible to spot a top. 

This top is a price level reached after an increased trading volume, and in a short period of time. As soon as the top is reached it rapidly changes direction. Moreover, if the market tries to move higher again, it will get rejected many times. 

When the trend starts to change, it is helpful to understand whether this is a short-term change or a long-term macro trend. Position traders can open a short position if the market moves from bullish to bearish. 

Short-term traders typically buy and sell the fluctuations that take place on the crypto trading pair they trade. Scalpers might use every single market movement to make profits with these fluctuations. 

Challenges to Anticipate in Bullish vs. Bearish Markets

Both bullish and bearish markets have challenges that must be faced and understood by traders. During a macro trend, one of traders’ main challenges is avoiding falling in bear or bull traps. Staying focused on the macro trend (bullish or bearish) is one of the best ways to avoid unwanted results. 

Another challenge that traders face in both bullish and bearish markets is their emotions. While intuition can be a good characteristic for traders, emotions may negatively impact investors’ performance. 

During bull trends, there will be numerous price drops. Many traders exit their positions as soon as there is a price decrease. This generates a situation in which the investor realizes that the price drop was momentary and that the bull trend was intact. 

The same happens in bear markets. As soon as there is a move higher, many traders enter the market at the top of this price increase, only to realize the market keeps falling. 

Bullish and bearish markets are key parts of financial and cryptocurrency markets. Traders must understand their characteristics and features to be successful with their trading activities. 

Using a comprehensive set of trading indicators is one of the best ways to improve success rates. Nevertheless, there are some challenges that traders must acknowledge. Leaving emotions aside, and trading with the help of fundamental and technical analysis, are some of the best ways to face price fluctuations. 

The cryptocurrency market is expected to go through many bull and bear markets in the future. Now that we are in a bull market, are you ready to hit the top with some newly found strategies? 

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