1. Once an upward trend begins, it will not easily end, so

don’t be afraid of the large corrections that occur in the early stages; boldly enter the market.

The most troublesome thing is to continue waiting for lower points; the longer you wait, the higher it goes, and

you will miss the opportunity.

2. In a bull market, there are many spikes; if your position is not fully filled, try to

wait for a pullback, and then go all in. Otherwise, you might get

spiked unexpectedly, which most people cannot endure.

3. You must manage your positions well; it’s best to have layouts in several key sectors,

because if you are fully invested in one sector and it doesn’t move in the short term, while other sectors are rising,

it’s the most painful. If you chase after it, you might get stuck, and just when you clear your position, it takes off again.

Many people have experienced this, so either don’t buy, or if you do buy,

you must hold steadfastly. Eventually, your coins will cycle,

and even the worst coins in a bull market can see five to ten times returns.

4. The market always rises amid disagreements; what a bunch of people criticize

often turns out to be an opportunity, while when everyone is optimistic, it can actually be a risk.