Bull Market Knowledge
1. In a bull market, popular coins drop quickly and severely.
2. Truly potential hundredfold coins are seldom mentioned in the early stages.
3. Market cap, exchanges, number of holders, and investment institutions are not reliable references for selecting coins.
4. The market shows a smooth curve of change.
5. There is always a ‘killer move’ targeting observers.
6. The methods of pumping altcoins are similar and time-consuming.
7. New coins often skyrocket and then plummet; avoid them.
8. There are always ‘traps’ targeting those who chase after price increases.
9. Buying on dips and selling on rises is hard to change.
10. After buying and seeing a rise of 5% - 20%, a drop may occur, or you might be ‘cutting leeks’.
11. A strong rebound is not from potential coins.
12. Betting on rebounds, choose hot coins with significant price increases.
13. Hold assets in the opposite direction of most people, or pursue independent trends.
14. Coins that rise and fall significantly with Bitcoin may be potential coins.
15. Some potential coins have a dull first half in a bull market, then rise 20 times in the second half.
16. Coins that go sideways for several months after a tenfold increase are potential coins.
17. Coins that go sideways for several months after an increase of less than ten times are meme coins, or may drop by 100 times.
