I’ve noticed that lately more and more people are asking about bullruns and whether they’ve already started. Let’s figure out what’s going on in the market in general.

First, you need to understand the difference between just a bull market and what people call a bullrun. When people talk about a bull market, they mean a long period of steady growth—it can go on for months or even years. This is when most assets are moving upward, people are optimistic, and demand is high. But a bullrun is something completely different. It’s an explosive, short-lived surge, when prices rocket in days or weeks. Usually, it’s triggered by specific events or news that suddenly change market sentiment. In crypto, a bullrun shows up especially clearly because of volatility—it can be sparked by a network upgrade, changes in regulation, or simply when big players suddenly start buying up assets.

How can you tell that a bullrun has already begun? There are several clear signs. The first is a sharp rise in price along with trading volume. When demand grows, price moves up, and that attracts new participants. You end up with this kind of self-reinforcing cycle. The second is sentiment in the community. When the media start writing about crypto, analysts release optimistic forecasts, and search interest in cryptocurrencies increases—that’s a reliable sign that the bullrun may be in full swing. The third is institutional money. When hedge funds, pension funds, and large companies begin investing in crypto assets, it gives the market a serious boost. The fourth is regulatory changes and technological updates. For example, approval of crypto ETFs or new steps toward mainstream adoption of blockchain—these kinds of things have a very big impact on growth. And fifth—when altcoins start rising along with Bitcoin. This is often a signal that the bullrun is already at full-scale breakout, in full blast.

Now, about the current situation. On the charts, you can see that since last September, Bitcoin has been showing steady growth on higher timeframes. This could be the start of a serious trend. Institutional investors are showing renewed interest in crypto. Expectations around regulation and new ETFs also create a positive backdrop. Interest in altcoins is increasing—that’s the classic sign that a bullrun may be underway. If you look at technical indicators, the RSI on higher timeframes shows levels that matched the start of previous bullish runs.

Right now, BTC is trading around 66.87K with a small dip for the day. But it’s important not to get caught by local spikes. You need to look at the bigger picture. Many newcomers confuse a temporary surge with the start of a real bullrun. Speculation and manipulation can create false signals. People who buy at the peak of the hype often end up getting hit by a correction. That’s why, before entering a position, you should check fundamental metrics and the news backdrop.

If this uptrend really continues, then the next resistance levels that haven’t been broken yet are 83 thousand and 90 thousand. But that’s not a guarantee. A bullrun can be short, and it’s important not to give in to emotions. It’s better to analyze the data, watch volumes, keep up with the news, and remember risk management.