In the past few days, many fans have been complaining to me. Basically, they all share the same sentiment: What should I do if I missed out? And another question is, what should I do if I went long on a meme coin and got liquidated?

I will answer this question seriously based on my own experience.

1. What to do if I missed out?

Answer: I have also sold a lot of Bitcoin and Ethereum too early, missing out on much profit, but I can only accept this reality. One shouldn't just focus on the myths of getting rich. The more you watch, the more anxious you become, and after anxiety comes impulsiveness, which can lead to reckless gambling. If you get it right, you can recover, but if you get it wrong, you really will miss out on this bull market.

The most important thing now is to see who can calm down, observe the potential patterns in this market. When others are still immersed in the anxiety of missing out, or even the despair of shorting, it's crucial to detach in time.

For myself, I keep track of Binance's recent coin listings and sector rotations, continuously catching breakthroughs and riding the waves, then taking profits promptly. Today, the AI sector rotated, and I guess which sector will rotate next; there are actually signs for this. Look at which coins surged, analyze why they surged, which series they belong to, and identify related coins that have been accumulating without outrageous price jumps. It's really important to analyze it carefully; I can only provide a starting point for this.

2. What to do if I went long on a meme coin and got liquidated?

This is clearly similar to the first question: you missed out and saw something rising, so you went all in, and a pullback wiped you out. The essence is the same as the first question: don’t rush; what should come will come.

Missing out is not scary; what’s scary is being constantly entangled in the regret of missing out instead of looking for a way out. As long as you manage to ride the wave once, you will find light at the end of the tunnel.