What is Bear Market

"Bear market" defines a market with considerable price declining coercion over a significant period of time. Traders are much more inclined to sell than to purchase on a bear market. Many coins suffered high profile conditions in the bear market. The 410-day downward trend between 2013 and 2015 might be the most iconic moment for Bitcoin. There are plenty of possible reasons for someone to take a bizarre view, which can vary greatly with coins or toks.

Particular events could include a bearish market perspective. For instance, in Bitcoin, bear markets tend to invoke halving events that trigger bull markets back in turn which indicates the continued upsurge.

Don't confuse the bear markets with the corrections in price. This relates to a fall in an asset's value or safety of over 10 percent over its latest highest point. A correction in prices may be brief or trigger a bear market.