When the market enters a bull run, the best thing to do when you have enough assets is to sit still!

Of course, while you are sitting still and holding, there will be countless reasons ABC directly affecting you to get shaken up.

1. Holding Altcoin but constantly getting shaken by rapid adjustments in $BTC like false dumps and then missing the chance to buy back in time => losing your position due to optimization => and always holding the mentality of waiting for the price to drop deeper than the price you sold before buying back => in the end, when the coin has gone through the entire price increase cycle, you can't resist jumping in to buy => sometimes resulting in losing all your initial gains.

2. Seeing your friend's coin, which is better and rising sharply with the market, while your coin also increases but not as efficiently => Jumping to buy the strong coin and in the end, your held coin skyrockets. Personally, I feel that sometimes it's unnecessary to compare one rising coin with one falling coin, but rather to compare both rising coins based on their performance.

3. A list of appealing new coins, creating a FOMO story, but the truth is that very few realize it is at the beginning of the wave, and only after a few strong cases have increased do people sell their held coins to jump in. Ultimately, they get dumped on by MM and exchanges.

4. Once you sell, you should divide your sell orders into several price zones to avoid the psychology of selling, then seeing the price rise again, which leads to the desire to re-enter. Altcoins move very quickly and create peaks just as fast; if you happen to chase them enough, there won't be a day to return to shore.

=> In my view, it's still best to spread your sales over multiple orders, look for other assets if there are solid ones to jump into; otherwise, just go back to $BTC or $USDT depending on your perspective and the position you want with the market.

There are countless reasons why just because the market is up doesn't mean you'll profit, my friends.