9 Major Rules for Long-Term Profit in the Crypto Space
Simplicity is key, focus on your area
In a bull market, information can be overwhelming. Stick to areas you are good at, avoid blindly following trends, and focus on familiar assets and sectors.
Pay attention to trending topics
Market sentiment drives prices. Stay updated on hot sectors like Layer2, AI, and DeFi, and seize speculative opportunities.
Identify leading sectors
Leading coins have low risk and high potential. Once you identify them, decisively increase your holdings and follow mainstream trends.
Experiment with new coins and new strategies
New concepts can always ignite the market. Keep an eye on new projects in GameFi, SocialFi, etc., and participate with a reasonable distribution of assets.
Market corrections are opportunities
Corrections are common in bull markets. Don’t panic and sell at a loss; hold quality assets long-term and consider averaging down if necessary.
Change positions less, have more patience
Frequent trading can lead to losses. Once you select your targets, stick to your strategy and give it time to realize its value.
Filter reliable information
Information is key. Establish authoritative sources, and pay attention to official announcements and mainstream media.
Take profits in batches
It's easy to make money in a bull market but hard to keep it. Set targets and take profits in batches to secure your gains.
Leave some room for maneuver
After taking profits, leave a portion of your position to capitalize on a potential second surge in the market, avoiding missed opportunities.
Summary:
Focus on your sector, follow the trends, plan wisely, and seize the bull market.

Cried about not buying

The long-awaited altcoin season is closely related to the performance of Bitcoin.
For the altcoin season to truly begin, the key is that the overall market must not show a one-sided downward trend. As long as the market can maintain a sideways movement, even if it doesn't rise, it provides an opportunity for altcoins to perform.
Specifically, just like in the past few weeks, when Bitcoin's price is stable and whales are selling, altcoins have welcomed their moment of rise. #WhenWillAltcoinSeasonArrive?

A few pieces of advice for new and old investors in the cryptocurrency space! Reading these seriously will help you avoid detours:
First piece of advice
The cryptocurrency market has completed its phase of wild explosive growth, and the next phase is regular financialization, a phase where capital institutions compete.
Don't keep dreaming of making dozens or hundreds of times by just holding a single coin.
Second piece of advice
Investing in new projects in the primary market can indeed yield high returns for small investments, but those who recommend you to invest in the primary market won’t tell you that 99% of the projects will eventually fail.
Even if a project is listed on some smaller exchanges, when certain KOLs are dumping their tokens, they are likely to advise you to hold on, while they exit first.
Third piece of advice
Using all your funds to trade futures with high leverage can make you a lot of money, but it can also lead to losing a lot of money.
I don’t think anyone will tell you that the essence of trading cryptocurrencies lies in rolling over your positions, rather than how much profit you made from a single trade.
Fourth piece of advice
Generally speaking, when someone is frantically promoting a particular coin, it usually indicates that the end is near. At this point, if you have already held this coin, you might consider selling. If you do not hold this coin, it’s best not to enter the market at this time, as there is a 90% chance that you are just buying into a pump.

It has been reported that, according to Yonhap News Agency, data from the Bank of Korea shows that as of the end of November, the total number of cryptocurrency investors in South Korea has surpassed 15.59 million for the first time, accounting for over 30% of the national population, with a total asset scale reaching 102.6 trillion won (approximately 79 billion USD), and the daily trading volume approaching the total of the domestic stock market. Driven by expectations of cryptocurrency-friendly policies following Trump's election as President of the United States, Bitcoin's price rose nearly in November...

Law One: Rapid Rise and Slow Fall Indicate Accumulation
When the price rises rapidly and falls slowly, the market maker is accumulating for future gains.
Law Two: Rapid Fall and Slow Rise Indicate Distribution
A rapid fall and slow rise indicate that the market maker is distributing, and the market is likely entering a decline.
Law Three: Volume at the Top Indicates Caution
If there is volume at the top, the price may still have momentum, so there is no need to rush to sell; if there is no volume, then momentum is exhausted, and it is wise to exit quickly to avoid risk.
Law Four: Volume at the Bottom Requires Caution
If volume only appears at the bottom, it may indicate a temporary pause in the downtrend, so buying is not advisable; if there is sustained volume, with funds flowing in, it can be considered for entry.
Law Five: Trading Cryptocurrency Reflects Market Sentiment
Trading cryptocurrency is essentially trading market sentiment; trading volume reflects market consensus and investor behavior patterns, which dominate price fluctuations.