Bull markets generally last for 6 months to 1 year, while bear markets usually persist for 1 to 2 years. A complete cycle of bull and bear markets lasts about 3 to 4 years.

Seize the opportunity to earn at least 50%+ returns in each bull market, which is enough to outperform various financial products, stocks, and funds. This 50%+ return is guaranteed and without any doubt.

1. Only position during bear markets

You must be patient and try to position at the bottom of the bear market (although it is impossible to buy at the true bottom of a bear market). A simple way to judge the bottom of a bear market is when no one is paying attention to Bitcoin, and the cryptocurrency market seems lifeless. You can make multiple purchases intermittently during this period, which may last for 1 year or even longer.

2. Mainstream coins

BTC and ETH will always be the kings of the cryptocurrency market, and buying during a bear market is absolutely correct. While they may not increase exponentially, buying during a bear market and holding until a bull market will definitely yield more than 50% gains. They are the first choice for large capital.

Exchange platform coins: like BNB

Strong foundational chains: like SOL, AVAX

Good infrastructure coins: like MATIC

Coins with strong consensus: like DOGE, SHIB, RATS, PEPE

You can only heavily invest in mainstream coins; never heavily invest in altcoins. The logic behind altcoins is to exploit retail investors, and many altcoins will emerge in every bull market. Altcoins that soar in this bull market may become completely dormant in the next bull market, overshadowed by new high-performing altcoins. Without internal channels and information, it is nearly impossible to pick an altcoin before it explodes. Usually, people only hear about an altcoin after it has skyrocketed, and by that time, it is already too late to follow in. Maybe if you follow in, you might get lucky, and the coin will continue to rise for a while, but it is more likely to experience a volatile decline. Altcoins are too volatile, and most people cannot hold on regardless of whether they rise or fall. Often, they make a small profit but take a big loss. In the end, it all adds up to a loss.