In a bull market, everyone wants to get rich, but most people can't hold on, ending up with nothing. Why? Because what truly makes it hard to hold is never the small rise, but the very real nature of humanity.

Core reason for not being able to hold:

1️⃣ Want to sell as soon as it rises: afraid of losing profits

• Risen by 30%, feels like it's enough

• Doubled, cash out immediately

• After rising five times, seeing a 10% pullback, panicking and dumping it

Always feel in my heart: 'Don't be greedy, safely exiting is winning.'

But the result is selling too soon and watching it rise 5 times, 10 times, regretting it immensely.

2️⃣ Always thinking about bottom fishing to buy back: making T trades into T0 trades

• Plan to buy back at a lower price after selling

• The market keeps soaring, can't buy back

• The worst result: 'Sell in the middle of a bull market, buy at the end of a bull market'

In a bull market, the biggest loss is 'selling too early' + 'missing the opportunity to get back in'

3️⃣ Afraid the market is topping: Exit early

• Seeing 'the end of the bull market theory' or 'the bubble theory' starts to panic

• Heard there will be a pullback, directly liquidate and run away

• As a result, the market keeps surging, looking back at where you liquidated seems just a 'small pullback'

A bull market does not rise straight up; it's 'rising while shaking out'. The more you fear, the more you get shaken out.

4️⃣ Rises too fast, the psychology can't keep up

• Every day it rises, account skyrockets, watching it makes you more anxious

• Afraid to look at the market, want to sell as soon as I see it

• The more it rises, the less secure I feel, always sensing 'a crash is near'

Coins are rising, heart is shaking, holding feels like walking on clouds.

5️⃣ Others cash out, you start to waver

• Friends start selling coins to buy cars and houses

• A bunch of people say 'I ran away' 'I broke even'

• Afraid of being the 'last to buy in', resulting in a panic sell-off

The scariest thing is not the pullback, but 'other people's profits' making you feel like you're at a high point.

6️⃣ No faith, just focus on the price

• Don't understand the project, just want to make quick money

• Fear when it rises too much, gets scared off by a small drop

• Completely don't know why you hold it or until when

Positions without faith will eventually be shaken out by volatility.

In summary:

Not being able to hold in a bull market is not about the coins, it's about having no foundation in your heart, no logic in your mind, and no plan in your hands.

So what should you do?

1. Set a target price and position plan

• Think ahead: What price to reduce positions at, where is the breakeven line

• Write it down! Don't make decisions on the spot

2. Form a combination instead of going all in

• Partial profit-taking, keep some positions for the future

• Keep a little position to maintain your sense of 'participation', so you won't be shaken out

3. Give yourself 'emotional resilience'

• Don't check the market every day, don't get carried away when it rises, don't panic when it falls

• Setting appropriate 'blind spots' can help avoid emotional kills during volatility

4. Establish faith, understand the project

• If you don't know what to hold, a single candlestick can push you out

• If you understand the narrative, you know 'the story isn't over yet'

Finally, here's a saying for you:

How much you can earn in a bull market depends not on how much you bought, but on how long you held.

A true expert is not about buying at the lowest, but being able to maintain inner peace at a high position, not easily selling.