Why can't you make money in the so-called bull market?

Let's talk about the reasons why most of my friends can't make money:

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The first type is that you think the market value or price of a certain coin has doubled many times in the early stage and you dare not touch it?

Take pepe as an example. In November 23 and January and February this year, everyone asked me which long-term coin to buy?

In Figure 1, I basically can't help but mention pepe. At the beginning, I was very confident that PEPE might follow the path of shib in the past. Even if it's worse, it will be ten times. PEPE has now given many people the answer. It has indeed gone 10 times this year, and it has also taught people who thought that the market value and price were high in the early stage a hard lesson, because since the beginning of this spring, only pepe has run ten times in the bull market.

The second type is to change positions when the market fluctuates and falls?

This type of operation is undoubtedly the most dangerous in the market. For those who don't take u as real money, take the position issue that many friends talked to me about some time ago. The market is already in an adjustment trend, and you have to move your own positions. Most of the positions in the adjustment are altcoins with a loss of about 20%. Does it make sense to change from holding L2 concept coins to staking track coins? Will you change a 20% altcoin to another coin and continue to lose 20%? In this way, you will lose 40% back and forth. This situation still exists at present.

In the process of decline and adjustment since this year, only MEME concept and RWA concept are relatively strong, and the price rebound is better, such as PEPE, ONDO. If you hold these, you don't need to move, and you won't change.

How to adjust and change positions correctly?

First of all, when the market is fluctuating and falling, protect your principal first. In the case of a bull market correction, it is generally a 20%-50% adjustment. You can't change anywhere, so you have to make sure whether the coins in your hands are valuable? How to judge whether the coins in your hands are valuable is also very simple.

First, see if the token itself has a narrative. For example, I have been recommending WLD in the AI ​​sector. This coin issued an announcement in April that it will use the L2 concept in May and June, which means it will be based on the L2+AI concept in the later stage. If Ethereum explodes, WLD will also have some movement. If there is good news in the AI ​​sector, WLD will also have some movement. This judgment has been 80% certain in the past two days based on the popularity of the AI ​​sector and the trend of WLD. In other words, if you use this method to find potential coins, 80% of the time you will make money, and the other 20% is the decline of the market.

The second type is to find a leading currency that is resistant to falling. The classic one in Figure 2 is ONDO. In the first callback, it was observed that ONDO not only did not pull back but also the price was rising. In the second callback, ONDO slightly dropped to 0.75 and decisively used the three-layer position of safe haven to buy ONDO in batches. When the increase reached 1 dollar, 20% of the position was sold. Didn’t the 20% profit come into hand? ONDO is still profitable now.

The third type is unable to hold on. They obviously have narrative copycats in their hands, but they can’t stand the volatile market and sell them in the gradually exploding trend. Later, they regret chasing high and being trapped.

This type of people are more anxious, that is, they must explode within a week after buying. If you don’t explode, I will sell, if you explode, I will chase, if I am trapped, I will resist to death. Are you there?

Figure 3 shows this case from CFX. Back in early March, people in the Hong Kong conference market were basically releasing news that the Hong Kong conference would start in mid-March. At the beginning of March, our Cryptocurrency Library ambushed CFX, which exploded and doubled in about 20 days, and the principal was withdrawn. However, there was a very interesting scene in this process. In addition to recommending CFX in Cryptocurrency Library, including the reasons for the ambush, I basically posted them on Weibo and Square, but the general evaluation was that CFX was a Chinese project that could not afford it. This kind of words were all scolding, which also responded to an old saying in the currency circle, "Sell when the voices are loud, buy when no one cares." In fact, now is buying in scolding and selling when everyone is taking it.

Everyone knows what happened later. CFX went downhill after opening the Hong Kong big account. Even if it went down and broke our principal, it was just profit taking, which did not hurt the overall situation.

What is the correct way to copycat narratives?

For now, the WLD mentioned above will do the L2 concept in the next two months. Let's wait and see what the reaction will be when WLD successfully achieves the L2 concept.

There is another one that has been mentioned many times, the fan token CHZ, which will start the Champions League in June. The early hype is in May, so CHZ can also be expected this month.

If these two coins do not perform well in May, and even WLD has changed to the L2 concept and there is no improvement, then consider changing positions. If these things have not happened, don't move. If you move, it will be true that if you buy, it will not rise, and if you sell, it will all fall.