Ask me how to deal with adjustments in the bull market. Let me share my views with you:
1. The bull market is volatile, and many adjustments are actually to clean up the long positions of the contract. The market shock is basically the big funds washing the market, don't panic.
2. The positions should be reasonably allocated, both long-term and short-term.
For example, if the long-term position has been held for half a year, don't rush to sell it when the price drops. There is no need to do the band before the bull market surges. I personally think that as long as the coins in my hand are not pulled up, the bottom coins will never be sold.
For short-term positions, be ready at any time. Short-term positions are used to make some hot spots and participate in those coins that rely on news to pull up. In the short term, remember to bring stop loss and take profit, so that you can respond in time when the bull market adjusts. But don't make short-term into long-term positions, otherwise it will be a bit dangerous.
3. If someone says that they have poor skills and don't have time to play short-term, then lie down and wait for equal opportunities. You can wait until the main rising wave of the bull market starts to sell it. The previous fluctuations are just clouds, and there is no need to care too much.