I just read an interesting analysis about why the Bitcoin bear market might be farther from the bottom than many believe. Basically, the argument is that we still need more time of 'boredom' before we actually hit the bottom.

The core idea is quite logical: when the market is falling, most expect a dramatic inflection point, right? But the reality is different. These prolonged periods of apathy, where no one is excited or scared, are exactly what precede the true market bottoms.

Think of it this way: Bitcoin bear markets don't end with a bang. They end when people simply get bored, give up, or just walk away. When you see the media stop talking about the price, when retail traders disappear, when no one wants to buy or sell urgently, that's the moment we're truly close.

What many don't understand is that the 'temporary pain trap' is exactly that: moments when the price rises a little and makes people think the bottom has already arrived. But then it drops again. These false rebounds can last for months, and it's as frustrating as hell.

So if you're expecting Bitcoin to hit bottom in the next few months, you're probably jumping the gun. The market might need more time to truly settle. In the meantime, the best thing is not to obsess over the daily price and just watch how things unfold. Those who really profit in these cycles are the ones who have patience.