2026-01-07 08:26:34

Remembering that classic poem: "If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?" It's quite interesting to apply this to the crypto market as well.

The term "Crypto winter" has been circulating in the community for a long time, usually referring to a period of market downturn, declining prices, and pessimistic sentiment. But what's interesting is that—each harsh winter often gives way to a spring of bullish markets.

Historical data shows that Bitcoin has experienced multiple cyclical transitions between winter and summer. The market correction last year and the subsequent rebound to date somewhat confirm this pattern. Many believe that Crypto winter is not the end, but a preparatory phase before the next bull run. The market accumulates positions at the bottom, institutions gradually deploy, and ultimately, quantitative changes lead to qualitative breakthroughs.

Of course, this doesn't mean all projects will survive until spring; the淘汰 of weaker coins happens in every cycle. But for the entire crypto ecosystem, winter is often a time to store energy. Isn't spring just around the corner?

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 9h ago

Here comes the same old story again. Every bear market says that spring is just around the corner. Why do I feel like my coins are still in winter? --- Nice words, but the problem is your trash coins might never make it to spring. --- Indeed, bottom-fishing is an opportunity, but you need to distinguish which projects are real and which are just air coins. --- Uh... spring might really be far away, and my portfolio still hasn't woken up. --- I'm tired of this metaphor. The key question is, when will the bottom truly arrive? --- The institutional layout theory, but retail investors are always the last to take the hit anyway. --- That makes some sense, but don’t talk to me about reserve energy. My wallet is already empty. --- Cycle theory sounds comfortable, but in practice, it still results in losses. --- Bitcoin has indeed gone through multiple cycles of recovery, but that doesn't mean the coins you hold will last until that day. --- Stockpiling energy in winter, but by spring, your coins might have already been wiped out—that's the reality.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-07 21:09

It's been so long since winter, and you're still talking about building momentum... I just want to ask, when will quantitative change turn into qualitative change? Feels like I've been waiting forever.

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 01-07 08:56

ah, the cyclical sublime... though i'd argue shelley's romanticism obfuscates the real tokenomics at play here. winter isn't poetic, it's just market consolidation by those who can afford to hold.

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PanicSeller

· 01-07 08:53

Here we go again? Every time you say that spring will come after winter, but the coins I hold have already gone to zero haha

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ChainMemeDealer

· 01-07 08:52

Alright, it's time for storytelling again. After winter comes spring. How many times have we heard this cycle? It would be great if it were that simple. Those who got caught in the trap have long stopped wanting to hear this. But on the other hand, some projects that have accumulated chips at the bottom are still quite attractive. The key is not to be eliminated. Still waiting for spring, let's just survive this winter first. You're over there playing the piano, the bottom-level investors don't care about cycle patterns. Stop with this routine. Basically, it's just betting on the next wave. Win the bet, and you're a prophet; lose, and you're a leek. Hearing this once is chicken soup; hearing it three times is toxic chicken soup. Spring has arrived, but your coins have already cooled down.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 01-07 08:38

Winter has already passed, so what are you still worried about? History is the best proof.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-07 08:34

The data speaks for itself; historical cycles do exist, but don't be blinded by patterns—each winter, the projects that survive are different, and that's the key.

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