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What is most abundant in a bull market is the expectation of a 'sharp increase,' but what is truly important is avoiding pitfalls.
Once Bitcoin starts to consolidate, many people become restless and rush to find the next hundredfold target. The reality is that the market spends most of its time in a state of fluctuation, and there are not many instances of a sustained rally.
My experience is: don't try to seize every opportunity.
The essence of a bull market is sector rotation; today, DeFi is hot, and in a few days, it might be AI or Memes. Chasing everywhere will only result in not making a profit on any side.
What really helps to grow the account is often timing the main upward phase of a sector.
Take the recent AI, as long as you enter during the initial phase and hold for a while, the returns can be substantial. If you can then connect with the next round of sectors, that's two big wins in a row.
So what should be done now?
Be less swayed by the voices of 'taking off immediately' and pay more attention to the flow of funds. Don't spread your positions too thin; choose one or two logical directions, enter in batches, and then wait for the rotation to pay off.
What a bull market fears most is not missing out, but frequently changing directions, going in circles, and ending up with little left in the account. $FHE
