Opportunities have always been there, but most people can't see through them. From working in factories to entering the crypto world, I have seen too many newcomers scared away by short-term volatility, and also seen many veterans sniff out business opportunities amid chaos.

The most common questions lately are "Is the bull market over?" and "Why hasn't the altcoin season started yet?" Honestly, every time I hear these complaints, I think back to my naive days when I first entered the space. But after years of navigating the market, I am increasingly confident — the bull market is not over; the game rules have just changed.

On the surface, the market looks chaotic, but if you look closely, MEME coins keep surging, privacy coins suddenly gain momentum, and storage tokens are quietly building up. Does this look like the end of a bull market? Clearly, it's just capital switching between different tracks in a rhythmic manner.

**Market logic has been rewritten**

Things are completely different from 2021. The main players this round are institutional funds. Giants like BlackRock and Fidelity are heavily entering through Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs, and the rhythm of the entire market has been reshaped by these big players.

The classic four-year cycle theory is also beginning to loosen. Chris Kuiper, Vice President of Digital Asset Research at Fidelity, openly states that we may have entered a "super cycle," and the bull market could last for several more years. For these institutional investors, short-term ups and downs are not a big deal; they are focused on returns over the next 5 to 10 years.

This recent correction? Just a normal buildup before an upward trend.