And for the record- the last two major corrections on Bitcoin on our road to 126k were greater than the current one in % terms, even with BTC at 89k. So any argument for bearishness here which uses the current ~30% drawdown as justification for that stance is frankly silly. You can’t argue that one should be bearish because of a 30% drawdown when there have already been two instances of corrections greater than this depth that were followed by rallies to new ATH shortly after. You also have to recognize that in BOTH those instances there were plenty of people who made the same mistake and were bearish/claimed the cycle top was in simply because of the drawdown and not much else. In the most volatile market in the world, where 30% drawdowns in a bull market as the “norm” you’re framework/approach to determining bull/bear markets HAS to be based on something more substantial. If not you would have called a top at least two times already and been wrong on both.(CrediBULL Crypto)