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Bullish Recovery

Definition

A bullish recovery describes a period when asset prices rise significantly after a previous decline, indicating renewed investor confidence. This market condition reflects a shift from a bearish, downward trend to an upward trajectory, often driven by positive market sentiment, favorable economic indicators, or significant developments within the digital asset ecosystem. It is characterized by increasing trading volumes and a sustained ascent in asset valuations. A genuine bullish recovery typically involves broad market participation rather than isolated price movements.