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The data is screaming that the bull market will continue for the foreseeable future. Do you believe it?

The post claims data indicates the bull market will continue for the foreseeable future and asks viewers if they believe it.

Background

- Anthony Pompliano ("Pomp") is a prominent crypto investor and podcaster known for bullish Bitcoin commentary. His tweets often move market sentiment among retail crypto traders. - "Bull market" here refers to a sustained price rise in cryptocurrencies (likely Bitcoin and major altcoins). Pomp's claim that "the data is screaming" continuation is a classic "moon" / price-target call common in crypto-influencer discourse. - This tweet is a short video clip (no longer available via the link) that presumably shows charts or data Pomp believes support further upside. The tweet relies on trust in Pomp's analysis — he provides no specific metrics or timeframe.

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