The moment of change may be approaching—will it lead to a waterfall decline, continue to stagnate in a downward trend, or rise steadily? If a significant correction occurs, it will be a good opportunity to buy the dip. At this time, financial planning is crucial.

Go all in? Test with half a position? Gradually increase to a 70% position? Or stay out and wait for a big drop before taking action?

Today I made a simple table to simulate the expected returns of different positions in a bull market. Assuming there is indeed a deep correction afterward, I compared the profit differences between being fully invested and having a 50% position. If half of the funds can buy at a relatively low point, the returns will significantly exceed those of being fully invested.

However, if the buy-in position is too high, the returns will gradually flatten out. If ultimately you miss the bottom and instead buy in at a high, the returns may even be less than if you were fully invested from the start. Of course, the market may not necessarily have a significant correction, which is the most difficult part to predict.

So, no matter what your current position is, as long as your strategy is clear, the target is of good quality, and you maintain your composure without being disturbed by market noise, there is a chance to achieve considerable returns in a bull market. Towards the end of the bull market, gradually take profits and avoid being greedy.

Speaking for myself, BTC has surged very strongly over the past month. I have been flexibly operating with a 50-70% position, and my long-time followers know that I have already liquidated my position. Occasionally, I do some ultra-short trading, but the current market is indeed not suitable for that approach. After a sustained downward trend followed by a significant drop, I will decisively buy to replenish my position. This way, I can remain calm regardless of market fluctuations!

Currently, the market does not support us making an all-in gamble. To seize opportunities, we need to spend time studying sector rhythms, tracking fund flows, and formulating response strategies— which coins are worth holding long-term? Which ones are only for short trades? These judgments may directly determine your final profit level in this round of the bull market.

Keep in mind that you can't just buy any coin at the end of a bull market and make a profit. For instance, from last December until now, many people have given back all their profits. Our team warned about taking profits comprehensively at the beginning of the year, and we also published several analyses, judging the stage's top based on multiple indicators—now it seems that this decision was very correct.

Those who can truly navigate through bull and bear markets while retaining profits are often those who are prepared, strategic, strong in execution, and have a broader perspective.

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