According to historical experience, in a bull market, holding long-term and maintaining a high position are two core strategies to reduce errors and maximize returns.

Firstly, the gains in a bull market often exceed expectations, especially during the main rising wave phase, where short-term gains may surpass long-term accumulated growth. This is known as "high risk, high reward." Therefore, as long as the held cryptocurrencies do not show signs of accelerating towards a peak, one should not easily change positions or exit the market. Historical bull markets have repeatedly proven that frequent trading is a taboo in a bull market; once the rhythm is off, it is easy to fall into the trap of chasing highs and cutting losses.

Secondly, in a generally rising market, each operation has a high margin for error. In such a period of high win rates and high returns, the correct approach is to fully utilize the funds at hand to create as much profit as possible. Therefore, maintaining a high position is crucial. Of course, to cope with market fluctuations, one can retain a portion of flexible positions while maintaining a high position to adapt to market changes and adjust the holding structure.