Both bullish and bearish are correct, but at different times.

The magic of Bitcoin lies in the fact that bulls and bears are often correct simultaneously, just on different time scales. In the short term, it’s about sentiment and capital battles; in the medium term, it’s about structure and supply and demand; in the long term, it’s about adoption rates and macro environment. Mixing discussions across different cycles is like using weather forecasts to explain climate change—it's easy to argue and easy to misjudge. To add some humor, many “divine predictions” are just correct because of the cycle, not necessarily because of the logic.
In practice, you can set up three layers of filtering for yourself:
First layer: Is the trend favorable? Move less against the wind.
Second layer: Is the position worth it? Don’t fight at high levels.
Third layer: Is the market sentiment crowded? Slow down where there are many people.
Treat trading as a game of probability rather than a stance expression, and you’ll find it much easier.
The market doesn’t need your loyalty; it only needs you to calculate the risk-reward ratio clearly.
True confidence comes from the system, not slogans.