1. Popular coins in a bull market = a slaughterhouse.
The more a coin is hyped, the tighter the control over it. The more retail investors chase it crazily, the worse they will fall. A balloon that is inflated too much will inevitably burst; don’t be the last one to become the bag holder.
2. The tricks of altcoins are the same old set.
First, they scare you into cutting losses, then they lure you back in, and finally, they change tactics to continue cutting. Newbies should avoid heavy positions; just watch the show.
3. Looking at the long term, mainstream coins keep rising.
In the short term, volatility may be fierce, but over a longer time frame, both Bitcoin and Ethereum are trending upwards. Holding quality coins long-term is more reliable than staring at the screen every day.
4. The truly potential coins are hidden in the corners.
Coins that no one is promoting or speculating on might actually be the dark horses. Those that are being overly hyped are usually the ones that market makers are getting ready to cash out.
5. Don't touch newly listed coins.
Coins that experience dramatic rises and falls right after being listed are 99% traps. They have no value support and are purely a game of cutting leeks; you'll get stuck if you go in.
6. Buying on dips and selling on rises is the norm.
Don't get tangled up in 'buying leads to drops and selling leads to rises'; that's just how the crypto market works. Set a strategy and stick to it; if your mindset collapses, you'll definitely lose.
7. Don't chase coins that rebound sharply.
A coin that has dropped significantly may just be bouncing slightly; without fundamental support, it will rise quickly but fall even faster. The ones with real potential climb slowly.
8. A sudden pullback means the market maker is unloading.
A sharp drop after a rise? It’s highly likely that the market maker is offloading at high prices. Quickly take profits or cut losses; don’t wait until you’re trapped and crying.
9. In the second half of a bull market, watch for 'late bloomers'.
Coins that haven’t moved much in the early stages may explode in value later. Just like a marathon, it’s the ones who cross the finish line last that are the real contenders.
10. Pay close attention to coins that have been in a sideways trend for months.
After a rise, if a coin stays flat for a long time, it’s highly likely that the market maker is building up strength. Once it breaks out, it will lead to the next major upward wave.
Remember: Profits in the crypto world come from cognitive differences, not luck. Newbies should focus on survival before talking about making money.
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