Things to Know in a Bull Market
1. In a bull market, the hotter the coin, the faster and more severely it will drop.
2. Truly promising coins, those with hundredfold potential, will not be promoted or hyped in the market; instead, only a very small number of people will occasionally mention them in the early stages (when traffic is low).
3. Market capitalization, the number of exchanges listed, the number of holders, and investment institutions are not reliable references for choosing coins.
4. The market always changes in a smooth curve.
5. There are always those who kill the market analysis.
6. Altcoin pumping techniques are consistent, and the pump duration is relatively long.
7. New coins that spike and then crash are to be avoided.
8. Similarly, there are always those who kill the chase for rising prices.
9. When you buy, it drops; when you sell, it rises—just like social rules and systems, you can't change it.
10. If you buy and it rises instead of dropping, and then after a profit of 5%-20% it suddenly starts to retreat, it indicates that this coin is about to start harvesting retail investors.
11. The most intense rebounds are definitely not the potential coins.
12. In a bull market, when betting on rebounds, choose the ones with significant increases and current hot coins.
13. Holding a position contrary to the majority opinion often leads to an independent market trend.
14. In a bull market, coins that follow Bitcoin's ups and downs, especially with extreme fluctuations, are definitely the biggest potential coins in this bull market.
15. In a bull market, some potential coins may perform mediocrely in the first half but will start a twentyfold increase rhythm in the second half.
16. In a bull market, coins that can consolidate for several months after a tenfold increase are definitely potential coins.
17. In a bull market, coins that can consolidate for several months after a less than tenfold increase are definitely meme coins, and they will definitely experience a hundredfold drop.