As long as you don't chase highs or sell lows in the recent market, you can make money. So whether it's short-term or long-term, just hold on; don't expect to double your investment in a few days like DOGE right after buying. While participating in intraday short-term trading, we also need to learn to be cautious with sudden spikes and take profits at the right moments, otherwise it's easy to experience a roller coaster ride with weak continuity, followed by a correction. Especially with rapid rises during the day, if you don't have a position, don't chase; if you have a position, you can take some profits. For mid to long-term investments, just ignore short-term fluctuations!

Take a look at the liquidation data, and you'll understand that during a bull market, the speed of losing money can also be very fast, even faster than in a bear market, because the market is more volatile. Everyone knows it's a bull market, so more leverage is used. In a bear market, few people borrow to buy the dip, but during a bull market, many traders are willing to take risks. However, they often overestimate their ability to withstand risks and fail to manage the market's rhythm well. Just hold onto your spot positions and don't frequently switch positions. When the market improves, capital will be rotated for speculation!