$ZEC In a bull market, it's not that altcoins can't be bought, but the fear is buying like a novice.
$PROMPT I've been through two cycles of bull and bear markets, and I've seen it clearly: the ones who truly grow their accounts aren't the ones who trade every day, but those who get the rhythm right.
$FHE First, don’t fantasize about fairy-tale prices.
Once the trend starts, it won't wait for you. Early pullbacks are often great buying opportunities; if you wait for the lowest point, you often miss out.
Second, don’t focus on one, learn to cast a wide net.
Don't put all your hopes on one coin. Public chains, AI, gaming, Depin—invest in several directions. When the bull market rotates, there will always be one to charge for you.
Third, profits in a bull market depend on "holding."
Fidgeting back and forth earns you only hard-earned money; the real big money comes from sitting still while the trend works for you. If you sell too early, you'll understand what regret means.
Fourth, the colder the emotions, the harsher the opportunities.
When the entire network is bearish and no one dares to buy, it often means a big upward movement is brewing; when everyone is euphoric and screens are filled with wealth, that's when you should tighten your wallet. Dare to act in divergence, but retreat in consensus.
Fifth, a correction is not the end; it's a filtering process.
A bull market will definitely shake you a few times, each time feeling like a crash is imminent. But coins with consensus and logic, after shaking out weak hands, will still reach new highs. Those who can't endure will never make it to the final segment.
Remember this:
A bull market rewards not the clever, but those who are on the right path, have reasonable positions, and can withstand volatility.
Don’t gamble with your life, manage your positions; don’t be anxious, hold your coins. The money in a bull market is meant for you to earn.
