Those who fear heights in a bull market are all unfortunate. If you didn't dare to buy before, you certainly won't dare to buy now.

The bull market has already started, and many people still haven't completed their layout. If you've missed out, don't regret or blame yourself; that will only affect your subsequent actions. When your thoughts are chaotic, you are often prone to making regrettable decisions that you will regret for a lifetime.

Think about it from a different perspective: you are not worse than those who are already on the bus; it's just that you are currently earning a little less than they are. They are on the bus now, but they are also quite uncomfortable, facing accounts with daily floating profits and rapidly fluctuating K-lines. It's easy to feel dizzy from the ride and have illusions, often leading to strange operations at those moments of takeoff, and then selling profits based on their own capabilities.

Stay calm, and don't forget that every round of upward movement will have a few 20-30% pullbacks. These are opportunities for you to enter the market or increase your position. However, if you hesitate, are afraid, and constantly fantasize about buying at a lower price, always fearing that you'll be trapped as soon as you buy, then the upcoming bull market will indeed have nothing to do with you.

To be honest, if you can't make money in a bull market, it's really not the market's fault, nor is it about the coin you chose; it's about your ability and mindset.

Losing money is painful, missing out is painful, buying wrong is painful; it's okay to feel uncomfortable. If you don't feel uncomfortable, then someone else is. That's just how the market works; someone is always feeling bad. Feeling bad is okay; just try to see it more positively.