That's not how I would measure things. Since we are only distinguishing between bull and bear markets, it's not really fair to call an accumulation range a bull market. They are specifically not uptrends and are often characterized by lower lows such as the August 2015 crash.

In classical trading terms, Dow theory, etc. we didn't form the first signs of a bull market until October 2015. That's when we officially exited the long term bottom range, saw a weekly golden cross, and actually began forming unbroken higher highs/higher lows succession. We established previous long term resistance (the July 2015 top) as support.

In comparison, we have seen none of those things yet here. Structurally, it's still really premature to declare the bear market over. This could technically still be a correction to the bear market so we need to be patient and let time do its thing. I'm confident we will form a bullish structure and break out into a bull market. But it's not visible on the charts yet.

You have no other option. I joke about the whalecumulators, but what else can we plebs do? Buy the dip, and HODL! You do not want to end up empty handed on the next cycle, https://twitter.com/misir_mahmudov/status/1118243131584065537

We are gearing up for another bull run. Look at the bitcoin proce movement in last 48 hrs. There was a heavy sell off which took the price below $5200. But bull didnt let the momentum go and we are back to $5300. This shows that market is strong enough to not let price fall below $5k. This is the best to accumulate as much as you can in every dip. We are soon going to take off.

the point as you also said it yourself is that it was an "accumulation phase" and NOT a "bear market" anymore.
technically a bear market is where price is going lower and lower for whatever reason.

The important distinction to make is that it can still go either way. There is no confirmation of a bull market yet. In other words, it's still a bear market until the market confirms otherwise.

That's one of the crucial things about the idea of an accumulation phase. Take 2018 for example. That could easily have been an accumulation phase off the $6,000 area. I myself believed it was (with a 60-70% probability anyway) but it turned out not to be. It was just a continuation of the bear market.

That's still a possibility here too, which is why I would continue calling it a bear market (and trade accordingly) until some of the earlier mentioned conditions are met.

It's a good option to buy at dips and sell at high prices to gain profits but it's not easy to determine the actual price drop to certain extent. So i buy when i can afford to buy but at lower rates and then hodl it for long term to get huge returns.

It would be nice if we wake up tomorrow morning and we will see bitcoin already trading at $6,000, it's possible right?

We aren't in a bear market anymore, but we are not in a bull market either. Basically we are in a neutral phase.

I've been using this strategy since I started trading many months ago. Since it is difficult when to start buying during the dip, I often use technical analysis first to determine the right price to enter or buy. Fundamental analysis can also help because any positive development about the coin you want to will reflect on its price soon. So if you buy every dip, be sure to analyze it first using indicators and price action.