It depends on the purpose, dude. If the purpose is to collect more coins, people will love more bearish season. But if the purpose is to sell the coins, people must love the bullrun season. Both seasons are necessary, they have their own advantages. If we know well about the the cycles of the seasons, we must love both bearish and bullish seasons.

I guess most people are investing for the bullrun season. People commonly buy the coins during the bearish season, then they will take profits (sell the coins) in the bullish season. There are a few people only who have the intention to hold the coins for many years. Most of us probably take the advantages of the 4 years cycles.

Both are important, none is more important.
Without bearish, there will be no bullish season. If there is no huge drop, people are unable to gain significant profits.

The problem is lack of understanding,  a good trader should not be bothered with any side of the market conditions either bull or bear, you can short the market if you are sure we are headed for a new bear market and you will make tons of profits, it's why I believe that daily trading is nonsense, trading base on market sentimental is way better, maybe when there is a powerful news that can affect the market condition that's a great time to trade.

I prefer bear season too because it's the perfect time to silently accumulate some good assets and wait for the bull market, that's why I said before that it's all about your level of understanding the crypto market, I know the advantage of buying in a bear market and selling in a bull market.

For someone that lacks the understanding of the market, they fear for their money in every bear market because the dumps might just be starting up, compare to us that understands, we are always in for the long run, so whatever happens with the market is less of a concern.

Both are important and one will have no value without the other. Value is determined by supply and demand. But if the market stays the same, no one will be interested in it in case of market importance. If the market keeps on rising at a constant level, people will keep on buying and never sell. The same goes for constant dumping. People will only sell and as it will never go up, no one will ever buy again. So in order to keep the market running and people making profits and losses, we need both situations. I mentioned losses because one's loss is another's profit.

Some see the bear market as a bad thing. Because the price is dumping. But for those who are aware of the opportunities they will get in a bear market, it is a good thing to them. Because as you mentioned in the OP, they can fill their bags with more Bitcoin so that they can make a profit later on. But in order for this to happen, a bull market is necessary. Because you can only make profits when the price will rise again. So they both are connected and if you know your stuff, you can take advantage of both situations. So, I prefer both. One is useless without the other.

It can't be denied that I personally am very comfortable and happy investing in bitcoin and altcoins because there is always such a thing as a bull market and a bear market, and of course I really need a bear market and a bull market because having a bull market and a bear market will make us profit because we can sell during a bull market and buy during a bear market. so surely people who are experienced in crypto will take advantage of bull markets and bear markets. and I think one of the reasons people are interested in investing in crypto is because there are bear markets and bull markets.

Both are actually very important for me, because you cannot expect to reap and make profits when there’s no bullish market, just like you cannot start and make a good entry in the market if the market never becomes bearish in the first place. However, if you’ll ask those beginners, they will certainly chose the bullish market because of their intention to get quick profits without realizing that there are bigger opportunities to start investing when the market is bearish.

Well, for me...I've preferred having them both because I consider the bear season as an accumulation season and then the Bull season as a selling period. In fact, that is why many people got encouraged to invest in crypto because of the volatile nature of the market which having time to buy low and sell high. If we all just wanted a bullish season, I couldn't think about earning a profit.
We have this up and low, that seems it suits us and that is what we are looking for. Well, that was a problem for impatient people.

It's easy to say that the bull market is the best but we all know that bitcoin, gold, stocks or whatever can't simply go up, markets don't work like that. I like them both because they give you different opportunities over time. Probably it bothers me more if the market goes up and I didn't buy rather then going down while hodling.

Everyone loves bull market because regardless how much you buy it, in the end you're will make profit since the price is always increase.

Bear market is tricky and only some people like about that, especially people who like to create fake news and spreading FUDs. Is there any Bitcoin holder like bear market? I believe no because there's no point as their portfolio are declined.

For some like me who prefer to HODL, it doesn't really matter whether it is bear or bull season, we just keep storing BTC. I do intend to become a good trader someday soonest because I have to put the little knowledge I have into practice. I know in summary that I can profit in the bullish season if I sell because that is when there is growth.
Both have their pecks depending on whatever strategy you intend to use to trade.

An avid trader would have been conversant with these market seasons, else there would only be losses recorded.
What many traders or potential traders who want to take advantage of these market seasons do, is to follow signals on telegram, twitter, Instagram or any other website where the primary aim is to give updates and explain the charts and graphs of market movement and trends which lead to bull and bearish seasons.

There's a third perspective that we could consider - the sideways market. Its where the market neither experiences a significant uptick (bull) nor a major downswing (bear). In such a phase, the market moves horizontally, presenting yet another myriad of opportunities and challenges. In fact, in this stage, investors often consolidate their positions and can also test their strategies.

Additionally, the relevance of a bull or bear market might not matter to certain types of traders, especially day traders, who make profits from small price fluctuations within a day. For them, market direction is irrelevant as long as there's volatility and liquidity.