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Core Strategies for a Bull Market

1: During a bull market, the hotter the coin, the faster and more aggressively it will fall.
2: Truly potential coins and 100x coins are not heavily promoted in the market. Instead, only a few early-stage projects may occasionally be briefly discussed.
3: Market capitalization, number of exchanges listed on, number of holding addresses, and investment institutions are not reliable references for selecting coins.
4: The market always fluctuates in a flat curve.
5: There are always predators watching and hunting in the market.
6: Shitcoins will exhibit similar pump-and-dump tactics during extended rebound periods.
7: The market follows the principle of "no coincidence."
8: Newly launched coins that surge first and then crash are not to be touched.
9: The market constantly hunts down and kills those chasing gains and falling behind.
10: When you buy, it drops; when you sell, it rises—like social rules and systems, you cannot change this.
11: Coins that drop more than 0.5% to 10% upon buying or selling should not be touched.
12: If a coin you buy does not fall but instead rises, with a profit of 5% to 20%, and then suddenly begins to correct and fall, it indicates the coin is starting to harvest and trap investors.
13: Coins that generally move in the opposite direction of Bitcoin are not potential coins.
14: To bet on a rebound, choose coins with larger gains and current hot spots.
15: Opposing the majority opinion often allows you to break through and succeed.
16: Coins that follow Bitcoin’s rise and fall with high volatility are definitely the most potential coins in this bull market.
17: The market always involves deception and tricks.
18: Strong whales are not to be feared.
19: Some potential coins perform modestly in the first half of the bull market but will enter a phase of explosive growth, increasing 20 times in the second half.
20: During a bull market, coins that surge 10 times and then correct but can stabilize for months are definitely potential coins.
21: If someone in the market claims that a certain coin can reach a certain high, that coin is definitely a trap for naive investors. Be sure to plan your risks.
22: During a bull market, if you see a coin surge 10 times and then crash, and then another coin begins to surge, you must decisively buy in.
23: When a coin has tripled in value and then stabilizes with about 20% fluctuation, it is likely to continue rising another 3 times or more.
24: In a bull or bear market, a potential coin ranked high on the gain list can still surge another 3 to 6 times, with volatility generally between 20% and 50%.