What is most common in a bull market is not losing money, but the "regret after selling too early".
Many people, once they sell too early, get trapped in their mindset. It's not that they are afraid of losing, but rather afraid of "the price rising after they have sold". Thus, they start to tie themselves to a cost price, watching the market continue to soar, yet hesitating to re-enter the battlefield. What is missed is not the market itself, but the initiative in direction.
However, in reality, what truly makes you money is never about "how low you bought", but whether you followed the right trend.
Cost is merely a process, not a value. Those who anchor themselves to cost will ultimately be repeatedly educated by the market.
My own strategy is as follows:
A portion for long-term positions, only buying coins that I truly believe in, and not making any moves until the target price is reached;
Another portion for ultra-short trades, focusing on strong trends, catching rhythms, and making waves; if it's time to switch, then switch, and if I miss it, I won’t dwell on it, opportunities always cycle.
A truly mature trader does not always buy at the lowest or sell at the highest, but is courageous enough to admit they "are getting back in" and act decisively.
Let go of right or wrong, focus on the trend; this is the way to navigate a bull market.
