Recently, many people have been saying that the crypto world doesn't seem as lively anymore.

Thinking back to the madness of the 2021 market, by August 2022, the market still maintained a good level of activity. But what truly made people feel "cold" was after that major event. Popularity seemed to be drained completely.

This time is quite different. From the peak in October to now, just three months have passed, and the trading activity and discussion volume have declined quite noticeably.

Why is this happening? Upon closer inspection, the top this time wasn't that exciting. It wasn't a dramatic surge followed by a sharp drop. Instead, it looked more like a slow rise followed by a gradual decline—the market dropped from 100 to 10, and the whole process was relatively smooth.

But there's a key point: **when the enthusiasm drops from 30 to 10, the speed suddenly accelerates**. That momentum disappears in an instant.

Following this pattern, the bottom might come earlier than many people expect. Maybe this bear market won't be as long as before. But ultimately, it still depends on the actual market performance, after all, predictions are inherently a form of mysticism.