Myself and some other cryptocurrency investors and enthusiasts have been guessing that the next major bull run will occur at some point in the year 2025.
It definitely lines up with the amount of time needed to pass as far as passed bull run cycles are concerned, but remember what they always say: Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
We always hear this, but time and time again… history has and does repeat itself.
There are many positive factors pertaining to cryptocurrency brewing as I write this very post, and we have seen some pretty decent gains in the last couple of months already, but nowhere near their all-time highs, which let’s face it, is all that really matters if you’re a long-term holder like me.
If you play the ups and downs and manage to make money trading in and out of cryptocurrencies, good on you, but I don’t play in this game like that, because I hate all the mini-trades and taxable events that are a byproduct of them. I know, I know… I’ll stay poor.
My plan since 2021 was and is dollar-cost averaging into my favorite cryptocurrencies until I reached a set goal amount in my more riskier and speculative coins and tokens, and to continuously dollar-cost average without a set goal amount into Bitcoin each and every time I get paid from my real job.
So far prices have bounced around or have stayed static for long periods of time, but as of this writing, all my cryptocurrency investments are in the green.
I strongly believe that some of the setup going on right now will serve as a huge push for the potential 2025 bull run, one such setup is the approval of not just BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, but all the other smaller players funds getting approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission as well.
These funds will grant “the every man and woman” to join in on the fun of cryptocurrency investing, without fear of having to manage their own coins and tokens, have their investments insured by some of the biggest financial institutions in the world, and possibly granting them the ability to just have funds deducted from their paychecks via a traditional retirement setup.
Then we have the highly anticipated 2024 Bitcoin halvening, which means the amount of Bitcoin rewarded to miners will be cut in half to just 3.125 Bitcoins per block, which is kind of a self-explanatory reason as to why this is a bullish indicator for Bitcoin, and the cryptocurrency market as a whole going into 2025.
2017 had its initial coin offerings, and the creation of the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, Binance, which were the main drivers of that cryptocurrency bull run cycle.
2021 had NFTs (non-fungible tokens), helicopter money due to the pandemic, stay at home boredom, the rise of cryptocurrency gurus on YouTube, FTX Super Bowl celebrity endorsements, Matt Damon, GameStop stonk mania, the internet takeover of Wall Street Bets, and too many more drivers to mention.
2025 will have the spot Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds mentioned above, the Bitcoin halvening, the acceptance of the old guard, and a whole slew of folks who are now equity rich via their homes after landing extremely sweet deals during the pandemic, locked in at 2% mortgages, and overall values of which increased 30 to 50 percent in some cases.
These home equity rich folks could possibly go full retard in 2025, by pulling a man who sold his house at the peak of the 2021 cryptocurrency bull run for 240,000 HEX now worth $1,488 as of today. Even if they don’t outright sell, they could easily open up home equity lines of credit, and dump all that sweet sweet cash into this upcoming bull run due to the much beloved “fear of missing out” and “you only live once” barbarian warcries.
One last driver I’ll touch on that I believe will lead to the next cryptocurrency bull run in 2025 will be the mass return of the old and new cryptocurrency scammers, grifters, gurus, experts, and bros.
Although they never completely left, they have been diminished over the past couple of years due to no one having any more money left to get scammed out of, or just disinterest in the space overall, but they have slowly been making a comeback, maybe due to all the bullish indicators I already mentioned above.
The reason why all of these douche bags are considered bullish indicators, is because what they do is create things to take other people’s money, such as Pepe or Floki crap-coins, rug-pull, and then take their ill-gotten gains and transfer them into good coins and tokens, trusted cryptocurrencies with staying power, which of course inevitably drives the market up.
If something seems too good to be true… that’s because it is.
Always ask yourself this: If whatever some dude on the internet is trying to sell me is so great, and it’s going to make me so much money… why the heck is he telling me about it?
Anyway, this entire post is all just my opinion and all the crap, none of this is financial advice, blah blah, I am just a retard with a blog expressing my thoughts, so please do your own due diligence, and stay safe out there, so much crap is going to come at you over these next 2 years… so be smart!
What are your thoughts pertaining to the next cryptocurrency bull run?
Thanks for reading, good luck with all your investments, and have a nice day.