In the current bull market environment, mastering the following key information will help you avoid most investment losses:

Although popular currencies are highly sought after in the bull market, high control is often accompanied by high risks, and their prices fall faster.

Currencies with real potential and at the bottom are often not widely promoted, and only a few insightful people will send signals at the bottom stage (such as C98 and LEVER last year).

From a more macro perspective, the overall trend of the cryptocurrency market usually presents a stable curve shape, and it is necessary to avoid excessive pursuit of short-term fluctuations.

The trading methods of the altcoin dealers are similar. They usually manipulate prices by smashing the market and then slowly pulling it up.

For new coins launched on the exchange, if the initial price soars and then plummets, this is often a sign of a bubble, and you should participate with caution.

It is normal in the market for prices to fall after buying and rise after selling.

If you are too sensitive to such fluctuations, you may need to examine your investment mentality.

If the price of a certain currency does not fall but rises after you buy it, and starts to pull back after you make a profit of 5% to 20%, this is often a signal that the market is about to be harvested, and you should consider reducing your position or selling at this time.

The most violent rebound is often not the real potential currency, but may be a serious bubble.

In the bull market, some potential coins may perform mediocre in the early stage, but in the later stage they may show amazing upward momentum and achieve several times the increase.

If a currency can still be stable in the market for several months after experiencing several times the increase, it is likely to be a real potential coin and worth holding for a long time.

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