Do you really understand the bear market?

Judging whether the market has entered a bear market is actually quite simple—just look at one indicator: whether funds are continuously flowing out. Three consecutive months of capital outflow is what defines a bear market. But now? Since that black swan event in October, it’s been less than three months, and the large-scale outflows of BTC and ETH only started in December. Why should we be so quick to say "the bear market is here"?

Wake up, everyone. The current market is a typical consolidation, with ups and downs but no systemic crisis. To truly confirm a bear market, we need to see continued outflows into January.

That said, we need to change a mindset. Many people panic at the mention of "bear market," but for 99% of investors, a bear market is not a disaster but an opportunity. Buying high-quality projects at low prices and then doubling your gains when the bull market arrives—that’s the moment of wealth transfer.

If I were to recommend something, instead of panicking blindly, I’d suggest looking at BNB’s potential. Although BTC and ETH have bottomed out and their market caps are still there, even if you buy low in a bear market and sell in a bull, the gains are unlikely to be explosive. But BNB is different; it’s still in its growth phase. Building positions now and holding on, even with the most conservative estimates, offers over 10x growth potential, and in some cases, even higher.

Unless you’re just looking for stability without any fuss, the focus should be on BNB—accumulate as much as you can. Risk and reward always go hand in hand, but at this moment, the safety margin for quality projects is actually quite good.