Cycle weakness describes a period within a market cycle characterized by diminishing upward momentum, reduced trading volumes, and a general decline in asset prices. This phase often follows a period of expansion and suggests that buying pressure is decreasing while selling pressure is increasing. It can indicate a market correction or the onset of a bear market. Identifying cycle weakness is important for risk management and strategic positioning.
Context
The current discussion around cycle weakness frequently involves assessing various on-chain and macroeconomic indicators to confirm its presence and potential duration. A key debate exists regarding the precise triggers and characteristics that define the end of an upward market trend. Future developments will focus on refining predictive models that can accurately signal the onset and conclusion of these periods of market deceleration.
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