1. In a bull market, the more popular the coin is, the faster and worse it will fall.

2. For coins with real potential, such as 100x coins, there will be people in the market who will promote and shout them, but only a very few people will occasionally mention them briefly in the early stage (with small traffic).

3. Market value, the number of exchanges listed, the number of holders, and investment institutions are not reliable references for choosing coins.

4. The market always changes in a gentle curve.

5. There will always be people who kill and watch the market.

6. The pull-up method of copycat coins is consistent, and the pull-up time is longer.

7. New coins that soar first and then plummet should not be touched.

8. Similarly, there will always be people who kill and chase the rise.

9. Buying will fall, selling will rise, just like social rules and systems, you can't change it.

10. Buying does not fall but rises, and after making a profit of 5%-20%, it suddenly starts to fall, indicating that this coin is about to start harvesting leeks.

11. The most violent rebound is definitely not a potential coin.

12. In a bull market, bet on a rebound and choose the current hot coins with large gains.

13. Holding the opposite direction of most people's views often leads to independent market trends.

14. In a bull market, the coins that follow the rise and fall of Bitcoin and have a sharp rise and fall must be the coins with the greatest potential in this bull market.

15. In a bull market, some potential coins perform mediocrely in the first half of the bull market, but will start a 20-fold increase in the second half of the bull market.

16. In a bull market, after a 20-fold increase, the coins that can remain sideways for several months must be potential coins. #5月市场关键事件