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Opinion: The current bull market cycle is expected to end with an exuberant phase marked by a massive bubble

Opinion: The current bull market cycle is expected to end with an exuberant phase marked by a massive bubble

金色财经金色财经2025/06/05 09:32
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Cryptoquant analyst Crypto Dan stated that the current 2024-2025 cryptocurrency bull market cycle exhibits different characteristics compared to the bull market cycles of 2017 and 2021. The analysis shows a phenomenon of "artificial market suppression" following strong surges in the current cycle, which may be cooling measures taken by large market participants to extend the bull market cycle. Unlike the 7-8 month adjustment period in the mid-2017 cycle and the year-long adjustment period in early 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the current cycle experienced sharp pullbacks after two strong surges upon entering 2024. During the adjustment periods from March to November 2024 and January to April 2025, altcoins performed poorly, and market sentiment was significantly affected. The analysis suggests that this bull market cycle is expected to end with an exuberant phase marked by a massive bubble.

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