💭 Three Ways to Die in a Bull Market, I Feel Like I've Experienced Each One...😅

1️⃣ Frequent Portfolio Changes

To be honest, I've tried this myself. I thought I’d switch to whichever coin was rising, and just when I made the switch, it dropped. Then I thought, 'I’ll switch back,' only to see my original coin skyrocket. After switching back, it dropped again... It's like this, always chasing highs and selling lows, but in the end, I didn't earn anything. You see, 'a coin doesn’t rise because you didn’t sell, and it doesn’t fall because you didn’t buy.' Most of the time, you don’t even need to take action; just wait it out.

2️⃣ Impatient Mindset, Short-term Trading

Who doesn’t want to buy low and sell high? Everyone hopes to buy at the lowest and sell at the highest. But how many times in reality do you end up selling only to chase higher prices, ultimately losing money instead? You think, 'It’s bound to drop soon,' but you keep waiting while the coin skyrockets three or four times, and in the end, you still buy at a high price. So, focusing on short-term fluctuations really makes you miss out on great opportunities.

3️⃣ Carelessly Using Leverage, Short Selling

This is particularly scary! Once you open leveraged contracts, it can truly become an obsession, especially with short selling. You might think, 'This coin might drop,' and take a gamble, but what happens? The market reverses and surges, leaving you with a 'heaven and earth needle,' losing money without any recourse. Honestly, I really don’t recommend using leverage during a bull market, especially short selling; the market is too crazy, and you can easily get wrecked.

🚨 Honestly, every bull market always reveals these 'ways to die,' and it’s exhausting to see. In investing, the most feared thing is being overly eager for quick gains, losing your mindset, and accidentally falling into traps. Staying calm and being rational is the way to go for the long haul!