Cryptocurrency bull market coming? How to deal with this wave of market adjustments!

1. Stay calm and don't be swayed by emotions

Market adjustments are often accompanied by panic, especially when prices fluctuate violently. Many investors are easily affected by market sentiment and make blind decisions. Whether it is a market crash or a short-term correction, stay calm and don't overreact because of short-term losses. The adjustment before the bull market is often to provide more people with opportunities to enter. At this time, patience is the most important.

2. Re-evaluate the investment portfolio and optimize risk control

Before the bull market comes, market adjustments provide an opportunity to sort out the investment portfolio. According to the current market trend, re-evaluate the currencies you hold and eliminate those projects with weak fundamentals or no technical support. Don't concentrate all your funds on a few currencies. Diversified investment can effectively reduce risks.

Especially during the adjustment period, you can allocate funds between mainstream currencies (such as BTC, ETH, etc.) and potential currencies (such as some small currencies with application prospects) to ensure that you can benefit from all aspects when the bull market comes.

3. Observe market sentiment and look for rebound signals

The arrival of the bull market is usually accompanied by a gradual recovery in market sentiment and capital inflows. You can predict the direction of the bull market by paying attention to the overall sentiment of the market, especially the discussions in the media and the community. If big funds begin to pour in, or some mainstream coins show a stable upward trend, then this may be a sign that the bull market is coming.

In addition, pay attention to the price trends of mainstream cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin and Ethereum, which tend to drive the direction of the entire market. The amplitude of their pullbacks and the speed of their rebounds can also provide you with signals to enter the market.

4. Adjust positions in time to avoid being trapped

During the market adjustment process, many people are trapped at high positions due to excessive pursuit of growth. At this time, timely stop loss and adjustment of positions are the key. Stay flexible and don't let your investment fall into long-term losses. You can appropriately sell some high-risk currencies and choose those that perform steadily during the adjustment process, or set aside cash to prepare for the bull market rebound.