What Might The Next Bull Run Have In Store

Over the last two years many have been talking about the next bull run. While the stock market is some how in a new bull run cycle it honestly doesn't feel like it as over 95% of stocks have under performed while only a few of the big players got bigger.

Crypto is hard to say, while it backtracked all the way to $16,000 at one point we have been hovering over $25,000 for some time now. This hover has been holding rather well even with some of the most brutal attacks on crypto from governments. The SEC continues to slam down on it filing major lawsuits on the likes on Binance and Coinbase but many of those feel like unwarranted attacks that might catch the SEC in some hot water. In fact an overwhelming majority of people either want the SEC dissolved or a total restructure which personally I feel it desperately needs.

So now the question comes up of what might the next bull run for bitcoin look like. Clearly we are not in it now with all of this backhanding happening from the SEC but it's holding strong and steady at these levels.

If we do a side by side comparison of last bull run and pull those numbers into our current prices we have a top of $131,000 for BTC in the next bull run. Yep, we should finally see that elusive $100,000 BTC kick in.

However it seems pretty clear that this time around there's going to have to be some guidelines and rules that change and that could end up taking years before we see that.

Does that mean a bull run on crypto is now delayed for years until the SEC and court cases get this figured out?

Or will it mean that we could see it much sooner being that crypto is a world wide currency without any boundaries.

The Binance Deal

On Friday the SEC and Binance came to a deal that would allow operation of the crypto usa based exchange to continue to run. This agreement means that assets in the USA based binance exchange will not be frozen and instead a new agreement has been meet which would allow for continued operation during the trial and was signed off by the judge.

The biggest takeaway however with Binance over the Coinbase trials is that Coinbase continued to try to work with the SEC on clarity it didn't get while Binance was caught a few times telling people how to circumvent the regulations. What's funny is we all already knew these things and they shouldn't have come out and said it.

So far the judge that is on this case seems to be siding with the vast majority of people stating that she is a big skeptic over the SECs strategy of using enforcement actions to impose regulatory oversight on crypto. Calling it inefficient and cumbersome.

Remember the USA is made up of around three main powerhouses. The white house and SEC as one group that tries to push their own ways through things like executive orders and the SEC. The house which creates the laws and new laws that get passed which the SEC then has the right to move towards (currently there are no real laws against crypto which honestly means it shouldn't even be taxed) and the court system which keeps the house and white house in check with what's really allowed. Often times the court systems find the government over stepping so this should go back into the peoples favor. It's one of the last places I see where people can restore some sense of power over an over reaching and increasingly oppressive government.

The Next Bull Run

This brings up the question again when could we see the next bull run and what might it look like. Honestly it's anyone's guess but there's a lot of people speculating right now we are already on the upward trend of it.

From accusations that the SEC in in bed with some major banks like blackrock who's reported to be gobbling up hoards of bitcoin while all of this court battling is going on to others saying AI will bring us into that next bull run evolution.

We also see the USD losing value on the world stage for the first time ever which has made many believe moving assets into a world wide currency like bitcoin could be the safe haven play.
*This article is for entertainment purposes only and is not financial advice.

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