The bull market has come; what trading strategies should ordinary people master? As someone who has been through the crypto world for several years, I want to say one thing first: a bull market is not an opportunity for you to get rich but a magnifier for testing your "cognition" and "execution."
The bull market has indeed arrived, but are you ready?
If you are an ordinary person, have limited funds, and are not familiar with the crypto world, don't fantasize about turning things around with a single all-in; you should master the strategy of combining "survival + profit".
I. A bull market is not about buying with your eyes closed; FOMO is the biggest trap.
The vast majority of people lose money in a bull market, not because the projects are bad, but because:
Seeing others make money and feeling jealous, chasing in at high prices, only to get trapped.
Listening to orders in the group, blindly following without understanding the logic, results in selling at the peak.
Selling at the slightest profit, panicking and cutting losses when it drops.
So the first thing you need to do is: establish your own cognitive system.
II. The three core strategies that ordinary people should use:
Strategy 1: Rolling profit-taking + capital protection mechanism
For example, if you buy a coin that has risen by 100%, don't be greedy; take 50% of the profit and secure it. For the remaining portion, set profit-taking and stop-loss orders. Protecting your capital gives you the opportunity for the next time.
This is called a "rolling profit-taking" method, preventing you from giving back all your earnings at the peak.
Strategy 2: Try to participate in primary market projects, be a "odds-type player."
What is the primary market? It is entering the market when a project has just been launched and has not yet attracted widespread attention.
Why do I recommend that people with small funds pay attention to this area? It's simple, with 1-2 thousand you can achieve dozens or even hundreds of times the returns, suitable for making big profits with small investments.
But the prerequisite is that you need to learn how to distinguish which projects have real explosive potential and which are purely scams for raising prices and dumping.
Currently, I spend 10 hours a day immersed in the primary market looking for promising projects, studying data, analyzing trends, and judging communities. These are not based on luck but on methodology and execution.
Strategy 3: Stay away from contracts, avoid being greedy about short-term fluctuations.
Many people see K-line charts moving up and down by 20% or 50% and want to "trade" or open leveraged contracts, only to end up losing everything.
The core of making money in a bull market is not how frequently you trade, but whether you can seize the trend.
III. Three major misconceptions ordinary people must avoid.
1. Believing that the crypto world is risk-free.
Even in a bull market, there are air coins, insider trading, and pump-and-dump schemes. Making money has always been the privilege of a few.
2. Trend-following investments, lacking strategy
Following whoever says this coin will rise, without looking at the fundamentals or logic, ultimately becomes a "bag holder."
3. Not learning, not reviewing, not summarizing.
A bull market is the phase with the densest opportunities; if you don't learn, you will become someone else's "liquidity."
IV. My advice: You need to be a player with strategy, execution, and a network.
Strategies rely on learning; it's advisable to look more at data tools.
Execution relies on discipline; don't be greedy, don't chase highs, don't gamble on luck.
Networks rely on proactiveness; there are many resources and practical circles in the crypto world that require discernment. If you can follow the right people and copy the right homework, you can avoid two years of detours.
V. Conclusion: A bull market is a gift, but only for those who are prepared.
If you only have a few thousand, don't be discouraged; a bull market is precisely the window for small funds to amplify capital.
If you are already afraid of losing, don't give up; the logic of making money in a bull market is completely different from that in a bear market.
What you need now is a reliable strategy, a rhythm for learning and growth, and a network you can trust and communicate with.
