Bear markets reflect sustained declines—commonly defined as drops of 20% or more—driven by risk aversion, deleveraging, or macro shocks. Strategies include conserving liquidity, diversifying collateral, and accelerating development to prepare for the next cycle.
Bear Market
EconomicsA market environment characterized by falling prices and defensive positioning.
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Bear markets reflect sustained declines—commonly defined as drops of 20% or more—driven by risk aversion, deleveraging, or macro shocks. Strategies include conserving liquidity, diversifying collateral, and accelerating development to prepare for the next cycle.