This summer's cryptocurrency market reminds me of the madness of 2021. That year, a single tweet from Musk could ignite the entire network, while this year it's Trump's appearance and the passage of America's three major cryptocurrency bills.

However, a bull market doesn't mean everyone makes money. Over the past two months, I've seen $300 million in liquidations every day, and many people find it easier to lose money when opportunities are abundant. Bitcoin reached an all-time high, altcoins are wildly rotating, and social media is filled with stories of 'doubling overnight.'

But in my four years of investment experience, I've found that more people lose money in a bull market than make it. The reason is simple—most people are repeatedly harvested between greed and panic. $C