1. The dealer accumulates chips in a bear market, while retail investors chase chips in a bull market.
2. Those who can't afford to lose are the retail investors; those who never lose are the dealers.
3. Retail investors know pain but don't know fear; they'd rather lose money than respect the market.
4. Good news doesn't necessarily mean buying up, while bad news often means buying down.
5. Bull markets often last nearly twice as long as bear markets.
6. The personality of retail investors: the more they earn, the more timid and calm they become; the more they lose, the more they overthink.
7. There is no eternal belief; beliefs that don't materialize have no actual value.
8. Fish heads and tails have little meat; understanding how to eat the body of the fish helps you gain weight.
9. In a bustling crypto market, be fearful; in a stagnant crypto market, be greedy.
10. Mistaken orders lead to overthinking; in a bull market, you might blindly short, and in a bear market, blindly long.
11. A counterfeit dark horse can be encountered but not sought; visible profits are the only real profits.
12. When everyone starts talking about a bullish coin, a waterfall isn't far away.
13. The crypto world is a paradise for speculators, a playground for gamblers, and a 'meat grinder'.
14. Look for trends in large cycles; find entry and exit points in small cycles.
15. The biggest bullish signal is washing out positions; the biggest bearish signal is chasing bubbles.
16. In the face of a lucky mindset, death is watching closely.
17. There can be extreme rises without volume and extreme falls without volume.
18. In a bullish trend, only go long; in a bearish trend, only go short.
19. Market profits come from blind longs and blind shorts.
20. Ignorance is the biggest enemy in trading.
