During the bull run in the cryptocurrency world, market sentiment is high and opportunities seem to be everywhere. However, as the adage in the stock market goes, "bull markets can also make people lose money."

Here are some common mistakes that many investors make during bull markets. Check to see if you have fallen into these mistakes:

1. Impulsive buying: When you find a potential stock, but the market does not give a clear buy signal, you rush to buy it because you are afraid of missing out. This behavior often leads to buying at a high price and then suffering losses when the market pulls back.

2. Ignore fundamentals: When prices are rising, you may ignore the actual value of the project and only focus on price trends. Once prices start to fall, you may try to find any positive news to comfort yourself instead of objectively evaluating the current status of the project.

3. Emotional trading: When your position is stuck, you may become very stubborn and unwilling to accept any negative information. This emotional reaction will make you lose the ability to make objective judgments and lead to greater losses.

4. Refusing to stop loss: Even if the market gives a clear sell signal, you are unwilling to accept the fact of loss and insist on holding until the loss expands. This mentality will turn short-term trading into forced long-term holding.

5. Psychological trauma: A bad experience may cause you to be biased against a project. Even if there is an opportunity later, you may miss it because of your previous experience.

6. Missed opportunity: If you sell a currency and it continues to rise, you may not buy it back because you are unwilling to bear the higher cost. This is actually a loss of opportunity cost.

7. Frequent trading: Wanting to trade every day, buying at random even when there is no suitable opportunity. This behavior consumes your funds, increases transaction costs, and often has poor results.

8. Lack of patience: Unable to tolerate market fluctuations, frequent buying and selling, resulting in missing out on real market trends.

9. Stubbornness: Persisting in using an outdated strategy even when it results in continued losses.

10. Raising the stakes: After a series of losses, trying to make up for the situation by increasing the investment amount is a very dangerous behavior and may lead to greater losses.

11. Greed: When you have obtained good returns, but in pursuit of higher returns, you are unwilling to lock in profits in time, the result may be profit-taking.

12. Over-covering: When the initial investment is trapped, you keep covering your position in an attempt to reduce the average cost, but you may eventually fall into deeper trouble due to misjudgment.

13. Blind confidence: An accidental success makes you firmly believe in the effectiveness of a certain strategy, and even multiple failures afterwards cannot shake your belief.

14. Dwelling on the past: Being obsessed with a failed transaction, constantly reviewing and analyzing it, will affect your trading decisions.

Remember, it is very important to stay calm and rational in a bull market. Don't let greed and fear influence your decisions.

The right approach is to act decisively when the market gives clear signals while maintaining good risk management.

Only in this way can we truly achieve wealth growth in a bull market.