1. In a bull market, the hotter the coin, the faster and stronger the price drop.
2. Coins that have real potential, coins that increase a hundredfold, will certainly not be heavily promoted in the market. On the contrary, only a few people will occasionally mention them in the early stages (when the traffic is still low).
3. Market capitalization, number of listed exchanges, number of holdings, investment institutions, etc., cannot serve as a reliable basis for coin selection.
4. There are always predators in the market who keep a close eye on the price board.
5. Altcoins in long recovery periods will also have similar bullish methods.
6. For new coins, absolutely do not touch coins that skyrocket and then drop sharply.
7. Similarly, in the market there are always predators chasing price increases and sell-offs.
8. Buy down, sell up, this is like the rules and systems of society, hard to change (because you represent 99% of the thinking of small investors).
9. After buying, not only did it not decrease, but it also increased. When the profit was from 5% to 20%, it suddenly started to decrease. This means that the coin is about to start cutting losses to collect money.
10. The coins that recover the most are definitely not the potential coins.
11. In a bull market, when betting on a recovery, it is necessary to choose coins with large increases and current hot spots.
12. Taking a stand contrary to the majority view can often break a deadlock.
13. In a bull market, coins that closely follow Bitcoin's rise and fall and have strong volatility are definitely the coins with the most potential in this bull run.