If we really enter a bear market

In the worst-case scenario for Bitcoin this cycle, when can we enter?
Many people start rushing to buy the dip as soon as the price drops,
but the real question isn't "how low will it go," but "when is the right time to act."
Remember one thing: ‼️‼️‼️
Never enter the market if the monthly chart isn't showing an uptrend.
History proves:
In the 2018 bear market, the price fell from the high point,
with multiple rebounds along the way, but the monthly chart never truly turned upward.
As a result, after each rebound, it continued to make new lows until the final acceleration downward marked the bottom.
The same applies to 2022.
Multiple staged rebounds looked like reversals,
but the monthly trend remained downward.
Those who entered early were either trapped or repeatedly drained.
The real bull run
starts only when the monthly chart stops falling → levels out → begins to turn upward.
Not by guessing the bottom during a decline.
Because upward movement on the monthly chart
has never been driven by retail investors.
It's always driven by large funds and major players behind the scenes.
Only when the market is truly ready to move,
and the monthly chart begins to turn upward,
that is the right entry point to follow the trend.
If you enter early without waiting for the monthly chart to turn upward,
what is likely to happen?
It's not that you'll immediately lose money,
but that you'll be stuck in a long period of sideways consolidation,
funds can't move,
and emotions get worn down.
In the end, you'll either cut losses and exit or miss out on the real bull run.
So many people don't lose because of the wrong direction,
but because of the time cost.
The conclusion is simple:
Wait for the trend, not guess the bottom.
Wait for the monthly chart to turn upward, not rely on feelings to enter.
@TermMaxFi