Rise to make you believe, then fall to make you doubt life.

Last time I told everyone, many friends did not believe it, saying I was blindly bearish.

I give you a piece of advice that has benefited me for life. In a bull market, do not look at the coin price, look at the market value. If a coin's market value is already 500 million or 1 billion, think about how much more it can rise?

The same logic applies: if a coin only has a market value of several tens of millions to 1 billion, then its potential for growth must be enormous.

Last time I mentioned the potential for this rise. If you make a profit, you must take out your principal. Make sure to set stop-losses to quickly recover your capital. Do not fantasize about returning to the previous highs. Without liquidity, everything is a false prosperity.

In a bear market, fixed deposits. Selling in a bull market is the way to go. Buy when no one is paying attention. Sell when the crowd is buzzing. What about many friends who bought at a high point this time?

There may be a chance to recover your capital, but do not have too many fantasies about making a big profit. Manage your funds wisely. Keeping your principal is the way to go.

It's like a casino. Don't be afraid of losing, don't be afraid of winning. Just be afraid that your chips when you enter the casino are already gone. You can only watch others play. It’s still a piece of advice: set stop-losses. Don’t go all in. Don't lose your chips in hand, so you can have a chance to turn things around in the future.