1. Once an uptrend begins, it will not easily end. So do not be afraid of significant pullbacks that occur early on; enter boldly. 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 completely.

2. In a bull market, there are often spikes. If your position is not full, try to wait for a pullback and go all in; otherwise, you will frequently get hit with spikes, and most people cannot withstand it.

3. You must manage your positions well. It's best to have allocations in several key sectors because if you go all in on one sector and it doesn't move in the short term while others are rising, it can be very frustrating. If you chase it, you might get stuck, and after clearing out, it could take off in just a few days. Many people have encountered this, so either don't buy, or if you do buy, make sure to hold firmly. Eventually, your coins will rotate; even the worst coins in a bull market can multiply five to ten times.

4. The market always rises amid disagreement. What many criticize often represents opportunities, while consensus usually indicates risks.

5. Do not constantly think about high selling and low buying. Once you exit midway, you will find it difficult to re-enter. Playing short-term does not yield as much as those who simply hold still and earn more.

6. Every time there is a pullback, the market is filled with panic. People say the bull has run away. The truth is that a bull market must go through at least three or four significant pullbacks before it could possibly end.

So do not be afraid; you must have vision. As long as you can hold on and are not holding garbage coins, the next one to explode could be you!