Murmurs of the End of the Bull Market (Keep Your Own Account)

1｜Second Half of the Bull Market, Slowly Finding an Exit

According to historical patterns, this round of market has already reached the last few meters before the finish line. The cost-effectiveness of Bitcoin at 100,000 dollars is getting worse every day—those who could get in have already done so, and now it’s more about picking the right time to exit.

2｜Buy when it’s cheap, reduce when it’s expensive

Don’t be greedy, and don’t hold on stubbornly. Buy a little when it drops to a desirable price, and reduce when it reaches absurd levels—being flexible is key to longevity.

3｜Listen to others' opinions but remember that position is crucial

The market may not always give you a heads up; it can slap you in the face at any moment; but your position won’t. The right position is one you can hold and sleep well with. The size is just a reflection of your tolerance for “time + space.”

Can you still play with altcoins?

There are opportunities, but they are rare. Looking at this round, “high-end” protocols are ghost towns, with all the excitement contained in PPT presentations.

Too few people, too many cities. New L2s and new chains are emerging endlessly, but users haven’t kept up—without residents, where does the tax come from?

A good project ≠ good profits. Many teams are fiercely chasing funding, yet treat the tokens as ATMs. Continuous unlocking and dumping without a real consumption logic should be avoided.

There are also gems. I only focus on those that can “self-generate blood” and will return profits to token holders—buybacks, burns, and dividends are all acceptable; I’ll slowly wait in the pool.

Can you still play with altcoins?

There are opportunities, but they are rare. Looking at this round, “high-end” protocols are ghost towns, with all the excitement contained in PPT presentations.

Too few people, too many cities. New L2s and new chains are emerging endlessly, but users haven’t kept up—without residents, where does the tax come from?

A good project ≠ good profits. Many teams are fiercely chasing funding, yet treat the tokens as ATMs. Continuous unlocking and dumping without a real consumption logic should be avoided.

There are also gems. I only focus on those that can “self-generate blood” and will return profits to token holders—buybacks, burns, and dividends are all acceptable; I’ll slowly wait in the pool.