Key Points to Know in a Bull Market:

1. During a bull market, coins with higher popularity often drop faster and harder.

2. Truly potential coins (like hundredfold coins) are usually heavily promoted in the market, but only a very few people end up with them.

3. Market capitalization, number of exchanges listed, number of holders, and investment institutions are not reliable bases for choosing coins.

4. Market changes typically present a smooth curve.

5. There will always be individuals who suffer losses due to mistakes in watching the market.

6. The methods of pump for altcoins are similar, and the pumping period is relatively long.

7. New coins that surge first and then plummet should be avoided.

8. Similarly, there will always be individuals who suffer losses from chasing prices upward.

9. The phenomenon of buying and prices dropping, selling and prices rising is like social rules, hard to change.

10. If the coin price rises after buying instead of falling, and suddenly drops after a profit of 5%-20%, it may indicate that the coin is about to start a harvest.

11. The most intense rebounds often do not belong to potential coins.

12. In a bull market, if betting on rebounds, one should choose coins with high increases and are currently popular.

13. Holding views that are contrary to the majority often leads to independent market behavior.

14. In a bull market, coins that follow Bitcoin's rises and falls and have drastic fluctuations are often the biggest potential coins of this bull market.

15. In a bull market, although Musk-themed puppy coins perform average in the first half, they may initiate a 20-fold increase in the second half.