Bull Market Profit Rules:

1. Once an uptrend starts, it won't easily end, so don't be afraid of major pullbacks that occur early on. Boldly enter the market; the most troublesome thing is to keep waiting for lower points, as the longer you wait, the higher it goes, and you'll miss the opportunity.

2. There are often sharp corrections in a bull market. If your positions are not fully allocated, try to wait for a pullback and go all in. Otherwise, you might get hit with a sharp correction at any moment, and most people can't withstand it.

3. You must manage your positions well, ideally diversifying into several key sectors. If you put all your funds into one sector and it doesn't move while others rally, it will be very painful. If you chase after it, you'll get stuck, and just when you clear your positions, it might take off again. Many people have experienced this, so either don't buy, or if you do, be firm in holding. You'll eventually see your rotation; in a bull market, even the worst coins can rise five to ten times.

4. The market always rises amidst disagreements. What many people criticize often turns out to be an opportunity, and when everyone is optimistic, that’s when the risks appear.

5. Don’t always think about making short-term trades by selling high and buying low. Once you exit midway, you’ll realize you won’t get back in easily. Playing short-term is often not as profitable as simply holding and letting it grow.

6. Every time there's a pullback, there will be panic in the market, and people say the bull has run away, but the reality is that a bull market usually experiences at least three or four major pullbacks before it can end. So don’t be afraid; you must have a broader perspective. As long as you can hold on and you're not holding worthless coins, even the worst can rise five to ten times during a bull market.