Currently, the counterfeit market generally has no multiples, going up four and down three. After just one bite, it immediately makes you spit it out. The biggest problem with this round of the bull market is its lack of continuity; it pulls up a couple of times and then retracts, only to pull again after a few days. My feeling is that behind the scenes, the operators are increasingly meticulous. They are strictly controlling their risks and are reluctant to pull too high or too aggressively, as retail investors won't take the bait, ultimately leading to losses for the operators. In the end, they can only cautiously and tentatively advance. In this round of the bull market, it's not suitable to hold too many coins. Choose three to five coins that you can understand and conduct detailed research on each price point. Manage your entry and exit in batches, leaving enough room for error. Focus on good targets and repeatedly trade in waves, which is better than having a bunch of junk coins in your account. Currently, we mainly focus on four coins, trading in waves. Only by being more meticulous than the operators and more aggressive can we benefit from this round of the bull market.