The 'Fomo' in the Bull Market

Most people enter the cryptocurrency space as if they were going to a fast-food restaurant—ordering coins that they want served immediately, hoping for daily gains of dozens of points, and preferably with a doubling deal on the side. But brother, this mindset is wrong! Where in the cryptocurrency space is there wealth to be 'packed to go' every day?

What is most feared in a bull market is the eagerness for quick gains. The more anxious you are, the less you can hold onto your coins; if you can't hold onto your coins, you can't make money. If you can't make money, you start to feel restless, and then in a frenzy, you rush everywhere, and in the end, the result is either missing out or making the wrong purchase.

In fact, some coins at the bottom or projects with good expectations can be held steadily until they yield several times in returns. It's like waiting for a bus; you know for sure that the 'next bus' will come, but there are always people who are impatient and rush to take a motorcycle taxi, only to find that the bus zooms past them with passengers looking confident in their profits.

Then there are those who stare at the candlestick charts all day, their hearts racing at a single bearish candle and swelling with excitement at a bullish one. Listen to me, the market is for observation, not for worrying. When the bull market truly starts, you'll find that those who make money are not the ones staying up late watching the charts, but those who bought early and sleep soundly.

To summarize: Making money in the cryptocurrency space requires patience, not 'flash sales.' A bull market is not a sprint but a marathon; those who can maintain their composure will make money. 'Don't panic, stay steady! When the bull comes, the coins will naturally take off.'