In a bull market, the most heartbreaking thing is often not the sharp decline, but the long periods of sideways movement.

Do you have this feeling? When a coin moves sideways for three days, most people's price expectation for it drops from ten dollars directly to two dollars.

In fact, it’s not that the logic of the coin itself has changed, but that everyone’s patience has been gradually worn away.

Many people think retail investors are afraid of losing money, but that’s not true. What retail investors are really afraid of is holding onto a profitable position.

When the price triples, they think about cashing out quickly to secure their gains, and ironically, they feel anxious despite making money. Inability to hold positions has become a deadly habit.

The market has taken four years to slowly grind the expectations of retail investors from a mountain of gold into a small piece of candy.

When you can only focus on these small profits in front of you, the real market trend may just be beginning to unfold.

So, don’t always ask which coin will rise. First, ask yourself: When it rises, how long can you hold on?