Bull Market Notes
1. In a bull market, popular coins fall quickly and severely.
2. Truly potential hundred-fold coins are rarely mentioned in the early stages.
3. Market cap, exchanges, number of holders, and investment institutions are not reliable references for coin selection.
4. The market presents a smooth curve change.
5. There is always a “killing move” aimed at those watching the market.
6. The manipulation methods for altcoins are similar and take a long time.
7. New coins often spike then crash; avoid them.
8. There are always “traps” for those chasing prices.
9. Buying dips and selling rallies is difficult to change.
10. After buying and rising 5% - 20%, a pullback may lead to “cutting leeks.”
11. A strong rebound is not a sign of a potential coin.
12. Bet on rebounds by choosing hot coins with significant price increases.
13. Hold in the opposite direction of most people, or follow an independent trend.
14. Following Bitcoin's rise and fall with large amplitude may indicate a potential coin.
15. Some potential coins are dull in the first half of the bull market and rise 20 times in the second half.
16. A coin that rises 10 times and then consolidates for several months is a potential coin.
17. A coin that rises below 10 times and consolidates for several months is a meme coin, or may fall 100 times.