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High-Risk Market Phase

Definition

A high-risk market phase refers to a period within the cryptocurrency market characterized by elevated volatility, increased uncertainty, and a greater potential for significant price swings or adverse events. During this phase, market participants may face amplified exposure to rapid value depreciation or sudden liquidity shifts. Factors contributing to such a phase often include macroeconomic instability, regulatory changes, or significant protocol-specific vulnerabilities. It demands careful risk management from investors.