The final sprint phase of this bull run

Bull run big market Q&A 1. How to be a winner in a bull run?
2. Where is the peak of the bull run? 3. What should we do in a bear market?
4. How long until the next bull run? 5. How should we plan for the next round?
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Five Questions About the Big Market
1. How to be a winner in a bull run?
Based on past data, as well as the performance of altcoin spot and Bitcoin,
We suggest that if you want to be a winner in the bull run,
You need to mainly have Bitcoin as your asset,
At least 30-50% of your investment in the crypto space should be allocated.
It must be the main spot, with the remaining 50-70%.
You can go buy the mainstream altcoins that you are optimistic about, I suggest 20%.
The remaining small part plays with contracts and altcoins,
especially during the final sprint phase of the Bitcoin bull run,
Basically, most altcoins will be pumped up. The market makers know very well that if they don't pump and harvest the retail investors during the final sprint phase, they will have to wait for the next bull run, and they can't afford to waste time.
2. Where is the peak of the bull run?
Let's talk about the timing first. I previously had a live broadcast discussing the relationship between Bitcoin and altcoin season, and also talked about the peak time of the Bitcoin bull run. Later, due to the lack of popularity in the live stream, it was replayed repeatedly for several days. The live stream was quite long, around two and a half hours. I remember the spot strategy was to tell everyone to gradually buy the dip around 80,000 to 70,000, buying during the plunge, and it continued until early April. Because of the lack of interest, it was just left to replay afterwards. I even set up a whole set of live streaming equipment. You can check out the latest live replay from early April titled "The Relationship Between US Stocks, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the Altcoin Season"—maybe it's a leak of heavenly secrets, or perhaps the reason is that the heavens are limiting the flow.
Of course, it also detailed the peak and timing of the bull run. Currently, the team's view is that the probability of 135000 is 90%, 155000 is 70%, 175000 is 45%, and 203500 is 25%.
A comprehensive maximum of 165000 is still possible. It is recommended to break through 150000, and for every increase, you should reduce your position. For every increase, you should sell until everything is sold.
If we calculate the time, it should be the fourth quarter.
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3. What to do in a bear market?
The bear market lasts about a year, generally until December of the following year, which is December 2026. The basic risks have all been addressed, and it only takes a black swan event to intervene.
The expected bottom should be between 35000-55000. We are not gods and cannot provide absolute precision; we can only give everyone a rough range to buy in batches.
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4. How long until the next bull run starts?
Anyway, everyone remember to pay close attention to Bitcoin from November to December 2026 or after the Spring Festival, and prepare your bullets.
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5. How should we plan for the next bull run?
And when the price reaches this vicinity, even at 60000, we suggest splitting into 30 batches over 3-4 months, buying more as it dips.
That's all I have to say.