The bull market amplifies its expectations; do not casually limit the appreciation potential. Projects worth 10 billion will definitely emerge, setting arbitrary limits will only lead to missed opportunities. The best approach is to take profits in batches.
Diligently engage in the community; do not neglect small profits, and do not intentionally aim for large profits. Many airdrops in a bull market come from inconspicuous interactions and operations. Even with zero cost, there can be significant gains. When the bull market arrives, if you do not work hard to observe projects, it will be useless when the bear market comes, regardless of day or night.
For low market cap projects, one must adopt a zero attitude while building positions. Whether old or new projects, low market cap is the best advantage in a bull market. No project team will miss out on this massive traffic, and the landscape will be more favorable than in a bear market. The probability of achieving hundred or thousand times returns in a low market cap during a bull market is greater than in a bear market (except for MEME).
Do not easily conclude the end of the bull market unless all sectors have rotated completely. As long as there are no signs of a clear black swan event, the market will not suddenly crash dramatically. The bull market still exists.
