In community, I've noticed a curious trend: it seems that over 80% of the users are newcomers who joined in 2021.

I call them the "newbie harvest." It appears they haven't experienced a real bull market correction. Their reactions to market fluctuations are overly sensitive, almost to a point of panic.

In their imagination, a bull market is supposed to be a relentless surge upward, without any dips or challenges. These newcomers dream of perfectly timing the market—buying at the absolute bottom and selling at the peak, a feat even seasoned traders rarely achieve. The notion of holding a cryptocurrency for months on end is unbearable to them; even a single day feels like an eternity.

However, this is precisely in line with the rule that only 20% make profits in a bull market—because that 20% holds on until the very end.

As for me, I'm determined not to sell until the final stages of the bull market, whether it's Ethereum or any of my key altcoins.