Bull Market Profit Rules:

1. Once an uptrend begins, it won't easily end, so don't be afraid of significant pullbacks in the early stages. Enter boldly; the worst thing is to keep waiting for lower points. The longer you wait, the higher it goes, and you'll miss the opportunity.

2. Bull markets have many spikes. If your position isn't fully allocated, try to wait for a pullback to go all in. Otherwise, you might get hit with spikes, and most people can't handle it.

3. You must manage your positions well. It's best to have layouts in several key sectors because if you go all in on one sector and it doesn't move while others are rising, it's very frustrating. If you chase, you might get caught. If you sell out, often within a few days, it takes off again. Many people have experienced this. So either don't buy, or if you do, you must hold firmly. There's always a cycle, and in a bull market, even the worst coins can multiply five or ten times.

4. The market always rises amidst disagreements. What many people criticize is often an opportunity, and when everyone is optimistic, that's when risks appear.

5. Don't always think about trading short-term by selling high and buying low. Once you get out mid-way, you'll find it hard to get back in. Playing short-term might not yield as much as staying still and earning more.

6. Every time there's a market pullback, there will be panic. People will say the bull has run, but the reality is that it usually takes at least three to four significant pullbacks before a bull market can end. So don't be afraid; you must have a broader perspective. As long as you can hold, and you're not holding trash coins, even the worst can multiply five or ten times in a bull market.