A bull market is a period characterized by sustained increases in cryptocurrency prices across the market. It is typically driven by strong investor confidence, increased demand, and positive market sentiment. During a bull market, trading volumes often rise as more participants enter the market. Prices may trend upward over weeks or months, though short-term corrections can still occur. Bull markets can be influenced by factors such as technological developments, macroeconomic conditions, or regulatory clarity. They often coincide with higher network activity, capital inflows, and expanded adoption.
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