When the market becomes volatile, it feels like everyone's emotions are also stirred up.

Many behavioral decisions have become somewhat uncontrollable, and watching the market all day may also increase the number of times one checks.

Therefore, at this moment, Coin Sister does not hope to create any FOMO emotions; she only wishes to help everyone stay rational and clarify what should and should not be done in this time!

1. If you already have a large portion of your position at the top, I think there's no need to do much. Just wait for the sell trigger we talked about in yesterday's live stream and execute the sale.

2. If you still have positions and feel itchy to sell, then use a trading mindset to make your move. Make sure before taking action.

Or don't think about anything else; just focus on the main line of being first. If the main line pulls back slightly, you can directly add to it and set proper stop-losses.

In a bull market, there are indeed many sudden opportunities to soar, but you must understand them; if you don't, it's better to miss out.

Next, I will help you sort out several ways to become wealthy and return to poverty in a bull market. Let's see which suits you! Recognize opportunities while maintaining risk awareness.

Several ways to become wealthy in a bull market:

1. Holding cash at the bottom, selling after a 3-10x rise in a bull market, and when the next bear market hits the bottom, having plenty of cash flow to buy coins. I have already selected my allocations; which coins are rising now has nothing to do with us.

2. Continuously dollar-cost averaging into BTC when undervalued, and consistently investing with outside cash flow over time, leading to more BTC and rising assets.

3. In a bull market, using little money to leverage and making a few big swings, for example, someone made 100 times with Doge, while holding a 50x leverage contract, ended up making 100 million (but they could accept a position that could incur losses).

4. Engaging in spot trading with a large position, buying a hot coin in a bull market before it takes off, exiting with tenfold or even dozens of times profit, and switching back to Bitcoin in a bear market.

5. In a bull market, while holding spot, also engaging in arbitrage and participating in new projects, for example, during the DeFi boom, my target coins rose, and I could earn over 100,000 daily from new projects, even 500,000-1,000,000 in pure profit. In this round, some in the virtual space have already achieved this, and I still need to continue striving. (I have no personal interest in this; I actually hope fewer people know about it.)

The ways of losing money and returning to poverty in a bull market:

1. Missing the bottom or selling too early, feeling anxious, and when I couldn't resist, I went all in on one coin. It did rise in the short term, but then it dropped, and I couldn't hold on anymore and cut my losses, only for it to start rising again.

2. Seeing others recommend this coin and that coin, buying a little of each, and then for a while, it seems to be profitable. But then some sell, some get stuck, and when it drops, everyone is trapped and can't get out.

3. Thinking it has risen too much, assuming it will correct, and then going against the trend to short or chasing to long, only to find out that after 10 times, being wrong once brings you back to square one.

4. Not buying Bitcoin, thinking it hasn't dropped to the right position, or feeling that Bitcoin has risen too high with little space left. In fact, those who do not hold a base position in something will never own that thing.

5. Going all in and losing my mind when I see a low-quality coin surge by dozens of times, and then I recklessly invest in the next one that comes out, for example, when Ordi was released, someone went all in on sats and ended up unable to cash out. So don't rush in just because you see others making money; focus on being the first, as the second and third often lead to bad outcomes.

6. Selling spot too early, missing out, not clearly understanding what money was earned, and then hurriedly trying to buy back everything, resulting in an unstable mindset. The more you play with it, the less you have; now is the easiest time to lose chips.

(Focus on what you are good at, and for a period, concentrate your energy on the most important things.)

Follow Coin Sister, and let her guide you to rational wealth in a bull market.