#SEC #Binance 2021 In October or November, after buying at a high level, even if it was not at the peak, I watched the market gradually melt before my eyes. In the days when many influencers I followed said "it will turn from here, it will fly", I melted half of my capital. I lost a lot of money from the coins that everyone made money from. Why, because I had jumped headfirst into the market without knowing the basic trends of the market and crashed headfirst. Rule 1, never dive into an unknown sea! Then, with the wave of panic that surrounded me everywhere, I tried to make a series of absurd purchases and sales. The result was again a loss. I told myself that if you don't know where to go and what to do and if you are in the middle of the storm, step aside and wait. Don't sell. Don't buy. Wait, just wait and watch the market. Observe and research the market movements. Let me be honest, it was very difficult to see my money melt away every time I opened my account and not be able to do anything. It seemed like everything was going to zero. 3 whole years. It went down, down, down, up, then down again, down, down.. The main trend was BEARISH. Then it slowly turned around. It went up, up, up, down, then went up again, up. The main trend is BULLISH. Right now, in my opinion, the main trend is BULLISH. However, this does not mean that there will be no downturn. There will be, and there will be painful downturns. However, the main trend will be upturn.. What happened to my loss? It recovered to a large extent. First, when the old $BTC

ATH became $69,000, I sold some of the coins I had at a loss and bought new coins that I thought would go up from a lower price. So I did not make a profit when they went up, but I balanced my loss a little. Now, I am waiting with coins up to my neck. I hope this time I do not get caught in a new Bear season by selling them all in time. Rule 2: He who gets up in panic sits down with a loss. I am sure that everyone will be happier when the FED starts cutting interest rates. Please share your experiences in the comments.