In a bull market, there is no need to worry too much; the key is to learn from others and accumulate experience. Wishing all crypto friends smooth sailing and continuous progress in this bull market.

Once a bull market starts, the upward trend is often hard to end easily.

Therefore, a significant correction at the beginning does not mean the end; rather, it is an opportunity to enter. Avoid continuously waiting for lower points during corrections, because doing so will only lead to waiting longer and missing profit opportunities.

Bull markets often experience spike movements. If your position is not fully allocated, try to wait for corrections to add to your position, or even consider entering fully during a pullback.

Otherwise, it is easy to miss the best timing. Most people cannot bear such frequent fluctuations.

Position management is crucial.

It is best to diversify across several high-quality sectors rather than concentrating funds in one sector.

If you are fully invested in one sector, and that sector is temporarily inactive while other sectors rise, you will feel extremely uncomfortable.

Avoid frequently chasing highs and cutting losses; firmly hold onto the assets you have chosen, because after all, even the underperforming cryptocurrencies in a bull market can achieve fivefold or even tenfold increases.

The market always rises amid divergence. Many cryptocurrencies that people complain about might just be your entry opportunity. Conversely, when the market is unanimously optimistic, risks are often already apparent.

Do not always think about buying high and selling low. If you exit midway, you will find it impossible to return to the starting point. Short-term trading cannot compare to the profits gained from long-term holding.

Every time there is a correction, the market tends to fall into panic, and many people believe the bull market has ended.

But in reality, bull markets usually experience multiple significant corrections before ultimately ending.

Therefore, stay calm and be prepared for long-term holding.