The Ethereum waterfall has come, and everyone is asking, has the bull run ended?

What time is it, and you're still asking if the bull is here or gone? You might still be asleep when the bull finally gasps its last breath.

I still hold my view: no matter how high Bitcoin rises, it has nothing to do with those small funds looking to turn things around.

Even if it rises to 150,000, with the small investments of regular retail investors, how much can you actually earn? You'd miss out on the bull market and be laughed at if you tell others about it.

Remember one thing: what are you here for? Are you seeking stable income? Or are you looking for a financial product? It's all nonsense.

What we're after is a turnaround, getting rich overnight, achieving financial freedom. To put it bluntly, what we pursue are luxury cars and beautiful women. If you want to manage your finances, go to the bank; coming here to take risks is pointless.

For that trivial amount of stable income, you might as well deliver takeout; it's stable enough, and you can still sleep at night.

So, in a bull market, you need to pay attention to the altcoins that will be driven by Bitcoin. Those small-cap coins with tenfold or hundredfold potential are what you should consider primarily.

That being said, if you want to turn things around with small funds, you should either ambush altcoins in advance. Recently, the very popular RICE, an AI sector token invested in by SoftBank,

will be listed on the AVE exchange on August 20. The official website is currently in pre-sale (riceAi.cyou). Copy and open it in your browser, but remember to remove any extra spaces in the middle. Pre-purchasing can get you a decent opening price. With SoftBank's financial backing, if it skyrockets after listing, a tenfold increase is basically guaranteed.

The key is whether you can hold onto it. The most reliable method is to pull back your principal after the opening and continue to reinvest the profits.