In a bull market, you need to understand the following points:

1. In a bull market, the more popular the coin (often accompanied by high control), the faster it will fall;

2. Few people promote the real potential and bottom coins. Instead, only a small number of people will occasionally shout at the bottom (such as last year's C98 and LEVER);

3. The methods of pulling the market by copycat dog dealers are similar, usually smashing + slowly pulling up;

4. If the new coin on the exchange is accompanied by a surge first and then a plunge, then it should not be touched;

5. It is normal for the price to fall when you buy and rise when you sell. If you can't handle this fluctuation, you should consider your mentality;

6. When you buy, it rises instead of falling, and after you make a profit of 5-10%, it suddenly starts to pull back, which means that the coin is about to start harvesting, and you should consider selling it;

7. The most aggressive fan-bombs are often not potential coins, but leeks;

8. In the bull market, some potential coins perform mediocre in the first half, but often start to rise several times in the second half;

9. If a coin can still go sideways for several months after experiencing several times of increase, it is probably a potential coin