There are too many shady things in the industry, and the more bearish the market gets, the more it happens.

Actually, as a seasoned veteran who has experienced ten years in the industry, most of these things generally wouldn't disgust me, but indeed, some things now are just too bottomless, constantly updating my understanding.
Oh well, I might as well think of it as a mundane cultivation journey: a bull market is a period of making money, a bear market is a period of filtering people.
From this perspective, a bear market is not just a price retracement, but also a process of separating the genuine from the fake in the industry, and in the people and things around me.