Bull market is not about anxiety; it’s true wisdom to hold onto coins steadily.

Trading coins, the two words you fear the most are - FOMO. Especially in a bull market, watching a coin multiply several times makes you wonder: should I chase it? Did I miss the opportunity to sell? But the more you feel this way, the calmer you need to be. Experienced traders know that you earn with patience in a bull market and it's during a bear market that you should plan ahead.

1. Don’t let the anxiety of "missing out on sales" control you.

Watching a coin that has risen several times can indeed make you want to hit your thigh in frustration, but you must understand that the market always rotates. A coin that has risen 5 or 10 times might still have a lot of chips in the hands of the major traders. They may not continue to push the price up, and even if you chase in, you could easily get trapped. The money made in a bull market is about securing profits, not taking more risks.

2. Diversify investments, don’t be greedy with heavy positions.

Those who heavily invest in one coin, expecting to get rich overnight, are mostly the ones being used by the major players. The ones who can steadily make money are those who diversify their positions, giving themselves more opportunities. Look at how my friend plays: hoarding established coins at low prices in a bear market, and in a bull market, waiting for them to rise one after another. Sell when they reach a certain level, and once sold, don’t look back at the USDT.

3. Sell only in a bull market, hoarding coins is for a bear market.

In a bull market, buying in won’t earn you much, but selling can protect your profits. So, don’t chase the ups and downs with the USDT you sold. When the bear market comes, slowly buy back in 2026, and after this cycle, beating 99% of people is not a dream.

4. Execution is the key.

This strategy looks simple, but most people can’t do it. It requires strong execution, especially when facing market fluctuations; you must operate according to plan and not be led by emotions. Newbies are the most impulsive; the newer you are, the more you must learn to "endure".

A bull market is all about one word: endure. Don’t let the ups and downs in front of you disturb your mindset. Missing a sale is not scary; getting trapped is what’s painful. Remember, in a bull market, you only need to do one thing: protect your profits, don’t chase recklessly.