In my last bull market, I made 12 million from 70,000. I've been trading cryptocurrencies for 10 years, and now I support my family through trading. I have summarized my hard-earned experiences:

1 Once an uptrend starts, it definitely won't end easily. Therefore, the major corrections that occur early on are to clear out long leverage. Don't be afraid; maintain a good mindset.

2 In a bull market, there are often many spikes. If your position isn't fully allocated, wait for a pullback, preferably with Bitcoin dropping over 20 points, and then fill up on valuable coins. Otherwise, if you go all-in at a high position, you might get hit with a spike at any moment. Most people can't handle the pullback.

3 You must manage your positions well. It's best to have allocations in several key sectors. If you go all-in on one sector and that sector doesn't move in the short term while others are rising, it can be very frustrating. If you chase, you'll get stuck, and just when you clear out, that sector takes off again. Many people have faced this, so either don't buy or once you buy, hold firmly. You will eventually see your coins rotate. Even the worst coins in a bull market can have five to ten times their value.

4 The market always rises amid divergence. What many people criticize is often an opportunity, and when everyone is bullish, that's when the risks are higher.

5 Don't always think about trading short-term by buying high and selling low. Once you exit midway, you'll find it difficult to get back in. Playing short-term can often yield less than simply holding onto your assets.

6 Every time there is a pullback, the market is filled with panic. People say the bull has run away, but the reality is that it takes at least three or four major pullbacks for a bull market to potentially end. So don't be afraid; you must have a broader perspective. As long as you hold onto good coins, even the worst can return five to ten times. After a bull market, making two to three times on spot trading is really nothing.