The most common mistake in a bull market: thinking you are a god of gambling in the crypto circle.
Many people get carried away in a bull market, thinking that moving fast means earning more, going all-in on altcoins, and frantically chasing Memes, believing that good luck will make them rich overnight.
But the reality is, 99% of people enter early, leave slowly, and fail to recognize the market, ending up with just a bunch of screenshots and regrets.
Let me give you an example:
You have 30,000 U, thinking that since the bull market has arrived, it’s unreasonable not to aim for dozens of times.
So you rush into two hot coins, and just after you buy, they go sideways, then drop, each losing 40%. You’re left with just 10,000 U.
At this time, do you still dare to get in? Seeing others making a fortune, you're afraid of buying and getting dumped on, afraid of selling and it skyrocketing. As a result, you waver, and when the bull market is over, you end up with nothing.
The truly impressive strategy is: slow but accurate.
You might as well start by directly holding BTC or SOL—keep it simple, don't fuss. Just like now:
BTC hasn’t touched 200,000 yet.
ETH has been hovering around $3,000.
Although SOL is strong, there is still room; ecosystem projects with a market cap below 10 billion are just starting.
When you enter the market at this time, does it mean you’re positioning yourself before the main surge?
Then respond based on the situation:
Situation one: The crash is coming.
You hold BTC / SOL, with the strongest ability to resist decline, without liquidation, and your mentality is stable.
When it drops, you find some old projects like $ETH, $ARB, $AAVE have been smashed down to a golden pit. At this time, switch some chips in; the risk is low, and the odds are high.
Situation two: The market is flying.
BTC is surging, SOL is trending, and PEPE, WIF, PNUT are bouncing.
While you eat the mainstream rise, observe the on-chain rotation. Even if you just try a small meme position (like 1000-2000 U), take profit immediately once it doubles.
You don't make much, but you don't lose. Compared to those '10 consecutive losses' all-in gamblers, you at least survive to the end of the bull market and reap the final fruits of institutional buyouts.
The essence of a bull market: it is reserved for those who can survive.
Don't just think about betting for a comeback. If your capital is gone, no matter how many opportunities arise, you can't get to the table.
So sometimes, I’d rather do nothing, just hold BTC and watch others take turns at the peaks, rather than scrambling daily in groups for CA or chasing 'Dragon One Golden Dog'.
Slow means fast. Holding on means winning.
