It took 3 months to welcome the main upward trend of the big bull, mainly because the market has not seen a sustained opportunity at the level of a 'main line track'.

The market seems to have changed, and it no longer cares about fundamentals, because everyone knows that altcoins outside of BTC and ETH, including SOL, are actually just wearing the guise of meme.

So it's all about PVP-style sector rotation, with no sector or track able to sustain a rise.

Only short-term traders focusing on emotions and narratives are making money; for PVE players, it's all noise. For PVE players, it's either to hold on tightly and ambush, or recognize the trend and be a diamond hand.

If you FOMO into chasing highs, it's essential to only use a portion of your funds and control your position size; what truly belongs to you is still the 'sustained opportunity at the track level'.

But envy won’t help; in the long run, short-term PVP will definitely end with 'big gains and big losses'.

Since 2018, I have read all the trading books, and those who make big money are all about 'heavy positions + long holds', betting on a major trend and bubble.

I have never seen anyone make a fortune through short-term trading.

The ancestor, Livermore, also told us not to engage in short-term trading and to avoid insider information.

There has been nothing new in the market for hundreds of years.

After determining your own capability range, 'guarding your simplicity' is very important; protect your capability range.

Because you cannot engage in PVP during a volatile market and then switch to PVE during a trending market; a person cannot simultaneously possess two souls and two personalities.