In a bull market, how should we operate?
First, you need to be clear about whether the assets you are laying out are for long-term, medium-term, or short-term.
If it's medium to long-term, then be patient and wait for the bull market trend to break out, ignoring some short-term fluctuations.
If it's short-term, there is always room for operation whether it's a bull market or bear market. Not all coins will fall in a bear market, and a bull market doesn't mean all coins will have significant increases. The market fluctuates up and down.
There is a very realistic scenario, which is also the main reason for losses among most spot traders. Clearly, you are doing short-term trades, yet seeing the market continuously rise, you greedily want to make it a trending move. That leads to a confusion in trading levels and unclear positioning, resulting in profits being given back and being trapped. So when we do short-term trading, we shouldn't get caught up in grand ambitions; securing profits is paramount.
Short-term opportunities are everywhere. As long as you want to trade, there are opportunities at any time. You must not let short-term trading inadvertently turn into medium to long-term trading.
Lastly, whether it's medium to long-term or short-term, you need to consider your own ability; do what you are suited for. Don't be stubborn in trading; change immediately if you make a mistake. Stubbornness in this market is a big taboo, especially in the wrong direction.
We have now reached a very critical time point; tests are imminent. Don't endure the suffering of being trapped and losing, only to ultimately be unable to handle making profits!
The current market correction is necessary, paving the way for better rises ahead. Don't doubt it; many coins worth investing in have already dropped significantly. If you don't know what to do, follow for more insights on whether it's going up or continuing to drop. We'll find out tonight.