Understanding the markets begins with ignoring the current prices.

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Crypto price circles are one of the craziest things I've ever watched. You get to sit a whole day and study a couple of charts with the hope that there's some sort of a repeat nature built into it, only to realize over and over again that it's an absolute indefinite equation. People usually want to predict how it moves next, and by that, they totally ignore where it is going. How it moves is very insignificant compared to where it's headed.

There's no perfect formula when it comes to trading, but there's a functional theory on investment that many neglect. In a nutshell, there's just no way that works it out, but yet, there's almost not less than a billion opportunities created within these circles.

When I take a look at the current market, all I see is opportunities where many are just trying to determine its lowest lows and highest highs, just trying so hard to determine how those movements last and reoccur. Sure, this is a good thing when one gets it right, but not so good because it never beats the odds that suck up resources. In crypto, there's never a perfect time or strategies, but in investment, there's a time with bigger or less opportunities…

Investing is quite a broad topic that can't exactly be perfected by one, reason being that it's open to diverse changes, first with strategies and then by results. But, the results matter more as it puts importance on the functionality of said strategies.

In crypto most people are used to chasing after money instead of doing the right thing, which is caring more about the source. The best way to leverage the market is to put aside its shortcomings, look ahead, the bright side, units over price value, this is where everything falls into place.

In crypto, this is exactly what makes a difference. I believe the more people learn to see about this field, the more they will understand that time is irrelevant provided you hold, it's an illusion, and makes one make decisions too quickly all as a result of fear.

The rewards for investing are either big or small, depending not on when one invested and what the percentage gain of the most early bird is but on how long one is dedicated to that investment. Holders win at the end of the day because they ignore current prices, knowing that it's a phase that comes and goes, that's the only thing that repeats with crypto, and it sure shakes a lot of investors.

I can't say we're out of a bear market as it seems though that we're more likely to experience bad runs, but on the bright side of things, prices could reverse very quickly, considering that most of the markets have been oversold and there's literally very little available in paperhands, to shift the market. So I'd call an accumulation spree. It's happening again. It's only sad how one sits to watch this transfer of wealth repeat itself over and over again.