Key Points to Remember for Investing in a Bull Market:
1. In a bull market, the more popular the cryptocurrency, the greater the potential drop, and the more severe the corrections.
2. Cryptocurrencies with real potential (such as hundredfold coins) are often not widely advertised; rather, only a few people may occasionally mention them during the early stages (when market attention is low).
3. Market capitalization, number of exchanges listed, number of holders, and institutional support are not reliable criteria for choosing cryptocurrencies.
4. Market trends are usually gradual curves rather than abrupt fluctuations.
5. There are always 'killers' watching the market, influencing price fluctuations.
6. The methods used by pumpers of altcoins are mostly similar, and the pumping process is usually quite lengthy.
7. New cryptocurrencies often experience a rapid surge followed by a quick correction; these coins should not be easily entered.
8. Investors chasing after price increases will always encounter 'killers' in the market.
9. Sometimes, after buying, the price drops, and after selling, the price increases; this reflects societal rules and market laws that are often hard to change.
10. If the price of a coin does not drop after buying and instead rises, a sudden correction after profits reach 5%-20% may indicate that the coin is starting a 'harvest' operation.
These experiences will help you operate more rationally in a bull market, avoid blindly following trends, and mitigate potential risks.