1. Once an uptrend starts, it won't easily end, so don't be afraid of the big pullbacks that occur early on. Be bold and enter the market; the most troublesome thing is to keep waiting for lower points. The longer you wait, the higher it gets, and you'll miss out all the way.

2. Bull markets often have many spikes. If your position is not fully loaded, try to wait for a pullback to go all in; otherwise, you might get a spike at any moment, and most people cannot handle it.

3. You must manage your positions well; it's best to lay out several key sectors because if you go all in on one sector and it doesn't move in the short term while others are rising, it's the most frustrating. If you chase and get stuck, and then the ones you sold off take off just days later, many people have experienced this. So either don't buy, or if you do buy, you must hold firmly; your coins will eventually rotate, and even the worst coins in a bull market can multiply five or ten times.

4. The market always rises amid divergence. What many people criticize is often an opportunity, while a consensus view can actually indicate risk.

5. Don’t always think about high selling and low buying. Once you get off midway, you’ll find it’s hard to get back in. Short-term trading can be less profitable than simply holding still.

6. Every time there’s a pullback, the market is filled with panic, and everyone says the bull has run away. The truth is, it usually takes at least three or four major pullbacks before a bull market can end. So don’t be afraid; have a vision. As long as you can hold on and you’re not holding garbage coins, the next explosion could be yours!