Brothers, if you understand this wave of operations, then you truly grasp the cryptocurrency market. Just like CZ once said: if you don't buy low enough, don't expect to sell higher.


In the cryptocurrency market, the game ultimately revolves around cost and mindset—your holding cost determines your profit margin, and your mindset dictates whether you can hold onto your assets.


Especially for newcomers who have just entered the market, this is critical. I have repeatedly emphasized a secret tactic in my previous articles, suitable for complete beginners: mindlessly waiting for a crash. This is not just casual talk. Why do we frequently see moments of sudden crashes followed by quick recoveries during a bull market?


Because the market is filled with long contracts and bullish options, the main players want to clear out this leverage. The quickest and harshest way is to execute short-term spikes. They wipe out the long positions, consume the liquidity from stop-loss orders, and then quickly pull back—thus making money while maintaining bullish sentiment. Therefore, the sharp decline in a bull market is not a risk; it's a money-making opportunity.

"Mindlessly waiting for a crash" is essentially a form of "panic bottom scalping." What you're waiting for is not a crash, but low-cost chips that the market offers you. With a strong upward trend, if you buy during deep pullbacks when the public is panicking, simply seizing the rebound can often yield a 30%-50% profit. Whether it becomes one times or ten times later is another matter—the most important thing is to start off with profits; only then can you hold onto your coins, and only by holding can you talk about dreams.

But this tactic is easier said than done. When prices are rising, you fear missing out; when they are falling, you fear losing everything—this is human nature.
So my advice is extremely simple but harsh: if you are new to the market, do not act; hold onto your USDT and wait for Bitcoin to pull back by 20% and altcoins to drop by over 40% before considering any moves. Don't try to catch the absolute bottom; no one can do that. Buy in two batches, add more if prices drop, and catching one good opportunity is enough.


If you've made a profit and doubled your investment, consider exiting. Don't be greedy, avoid using leverage, and take your profits to rest. Don't be afraid of missing opportunities; what a bull market lacks the least is crashes—you just need to seize one. But the precondition for all this is that what you buy cannot be trash. Methodology itself is neither advanced nor basic; it only depends on whether it suits the market conditions and the assets. Just like we bought at the bottom during the panic on the 20th, we now have a 20%-30% safety cushion.


When you hesitate, we act; when you are uncertain, we are already in profit—this reflects the gap in understanding and execution. If you've just entered a bull market and are already losing money, don’t doubt it; that’s very normal. In a bull market, there are always more people losing money than making it. When the tide goes out, you'll realize that it's not about who charges forward the hardest, but who lives more steadily, at a lower cost, and with greater composure.

Lastly, let's talk about something practical.
If you feel you can't judge the timing, control your mindset, and always buy high and sell low—what you need is not a myth of getting rich quickly, but a person who truly achieves results to guide you away from pitfalls. Pain is the best teacher, but you don’t have to personally experience every pitfall. I’ve already paid enough tuition; you can completely start fresh from my understanding.

Still the same thing, if you don't know how to operate in a bull market, click on my avatar and follow Sister Fei.

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