Recently, many people are shouting, "The Bitcoin bull market is over," and quite a few friends are panicking: "Is the bull market really gone?" "Should I cut losses and exit?" "Is this considered a bear market now?"

Let's get to the conclusion first: Even if we really enter a bear market, there is still a high probability that Bitcoin can touch $100,000 again. To put it simply, even if it can't break a new high, it still has to charge up to $100,000 and make a round.

Why do I say this? Investing, at the end of the day, is all about mindset. I’ve noticed that friends who have been asking recently, despite their different situations—some say, "What should I do if I'm about to lose my principal?" some ask, "Should I switch all my altcoins to Bitcoin?" and others are confused, "Can I still enter the market now?"—the core issue is the same: Should I cut losses now? My answer is very clear: Absolutely don’t cut!

Since we’ve judged that it can still surge to $100,000, why not add to your position now? Because we are in the second half of the bull market, the principle at this time is "get off the bus, but don’t get on it again," unless the price drops to a particularly tempting position (which it hasn’t reached yet).

Specific advice for the issues:

What to do if you’re about to lose your principal? Definitely don’t cut now; even if it drops, it won’t drop much further, wait to exit when it peaks next time.

What to do with a lot of altcoins? You must switch! As for which ones to switch and how, friends in similar situations can reach out to me for a chat.

Should I add to my position or reduce it? This completely depends on your current position; operations for heavy positions and light positions are completely different.

Key reminder: No matter if your account is in profit or loss now, you must keep your mindset steady. Just like in the last 10 minutes of an exam, the more anxious you are, the more mistakes you easily make. The most important thing now is to stay clear-headed and not be swayed by market emotions. The second half of the bull market is about who can stay calm; those who can keep their hands steady are often the ones who end up smiling last.