Bull Market
investing
A sustained period of broadly rising prices and optimistic market sentiment, without a universal threshold or duration.
A bull market describes a dominant upward trend across a market or asset class. Analysts may use different time windows and benchmarks, so the label is an interpretation rather than a protocol-defined state. Pullbacks can occur while the broader trend remains upward.
Rising prices can attract leverage, weak projects, and momentum buying. Calling a market bullish does not show that every asset is sound or that the trend will continue.
Related terms
Bullish
→Positive market sentiment or positioning that expects prices to rise or fundamentals to improve.
investing · market sentiment
Bear Market
→A sustained market decline accompanied by broadly negative sentiment and reduced risk appetite.
market · trading
Altseason
→A market phase when many altcoins outperform Bitcoin and attract rising liquidity, attention, and trading volume.
trading