Definition ∞ A Bitcoin mini bear market refers to a relatively short-term period of significant price decline for Bitcoin, typically lasting weeks to a few months. This market phase is characterized by sustained selling pressure and lower highs and lower lows, but it does not represent a full-scale, prolonged bear cycle. Such corrections often occur within larger bull trends, serving as temporary pullbacks rather than trend reversals. These periods test investor conviction and liquidate over-leveraged positions.
Context ∞ News often reports on Bitcoin mini bear markets to gauge market sentiment and predict potential trend continuations or reversals. Discussions frequently revolve around identifying technical indicators that signal the end of such a phase, such as increased accumulation or declining selling volume. Analysts closely watch these periods for signs of market consolidation before a potential upward movement.
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