#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 The secret to making money in altcoins during a bull market, honestly, boils down to these few points—don't get it wrong.
**Point One: Bottom-fishing mentality is poison**
Once the bull market starts, people are still waiting for a correction or a better entry point, and as a result, they miss out. Every dip is an opportunity to buy, not a signal to run away. Many get shaken out, only to watch prices soar later.
**Point Two: Don't put all eggs in one basket**
Public chains, AI chips, gaming, DePIN infrastructure—the bull market rotation is so fast. If you hold all your funds in one coin, and it stalls, you could suffer huge losses. Diversify your portfolio; some will inevitably explode.
**Point Three: Short-term chasing is your biggest enemy**
Frequent trading only causes you to miss major rallies. In a bull market, it's not about technical analysis; it's about patience. Holding for 3 months can earn you more than constantly watching the charts.
**Point Four: Sentiment is the real indicator**
When the whole network is bearish, that's when you should consider buying. When everyone is shouting about gains, it's time to start defending. Sentiment is always contrarian.
**Point Five: Correction ≠ Downtrend**
Deep adjustments in a bull market are just to shake out retail investors. If the main trend hasn't changed, after being shaken out, prices will still hit new highs.
Final words: The rewards of a bull market don't go to those who think they're clever, but to those who can stay steady, endure volatility, and pick the right direction. Keep your position stable, and profits will naturally flow in.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 1m ago
That's right, patience really makes money, impulsiveness only causes losses.
Frequent trading is just like giving away money; I used to do this stupid thing many times.
Diversification is crucial; going all-in on one coin is gambling.
The bottom-fishing mentality is indeed toxic, always waiting for a lower price and missing out every time.
The human psyche as a contrarian indicator is not a new concept, but few can actually do it.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 12-13 03:01
That's quite true, but most people will still be defeated at the very first point.
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digital_archaeologist
· 12-11 13:10
Well said, but less than one out of ten people can truly hold on.
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I've already given up on the bottom-fishing strategy, anyway, I keep catching flying knives every time.
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Diversifying your holdings sounds good, but you're afraid of choosing the wrong track—it's all a minefield.
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Short-term trading is really just paying tuition to the exchange; having an explosive mindset is the norm.
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The human heart is very absolute in this regard. The more it falls, the more afraid it becomes and the less willing to enter, thus being harvested.
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If you can't get through the psychological barrier of three months, even the best coins are useless. This is the biggest bottleneck.
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Who really profits in a bull market? Isn't it those who invested everything from the start and laughed last?
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It looks simple, but when implementing, it's ridiculous; just a drop in price can undo your plans.
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fren.eth
· 12-11 13:00
That's right, you need to hold steady and not be washed out. Only those who survive till the end in this round are the winners.
I've seen through this game long ago; frequent trading really costs a lot in fees, and lying still is actually more comfortable.
Honestly, the hardest part is holding on. Once your mentality collapses, everything else is useless.
I disagree with the first point. Some positions do need to wait for better entry points; blindly chasing highs is just giving away money.
Diversification is really important. Going all in on one coin is just gambling behavior.
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Blockchainiac
· 12-11 12:59
No problem, it's that simple and straightforward.
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Everyone waiting for a pullback got wiped out. This wave is really
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Watching the market every day and losing money; holding on is the real strategy.
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How's everyone doing with a full position in one coin now? Haha
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Don't pretend, when it's time to shout "rise" across the entire internet, everyone wants to run.
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The last sentence really hit me; holding steady is really difficult.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 12-11 12:48
Bro, I fell for this theory last year. I was fully invested in a certain public chain and got stuck hard. Now I finally understand... You just have to be patient and not be reckless.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-11 12:44
That's right, you just need patience and not follow the trend of cutting every day.
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Putting all your funds into one coin is really brainless; diversification is the key.
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Waiting for a correction until the end of time is pointless; better to grit your teeth and go all in.
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The herd mentality is the ultimate trap; it's always like this—while everyone wakes up, I remain intoxicated.
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Short-term trading is just working for the exchange; these are the ones losing the fastest.
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Being able to hold is true skill; everything else is nonsense.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 12-11 12:42
That's true, but only a few can really do it... the eager ones all got burned in the short term.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 The secret to making money in altcoins during a bull market, honestly, boils down to these few points—don't get it wrong.
**Point One: Bottom-fishing mentality is poison**
Once the bull market starts, people are still waiting for a correction or a better entry point, and as a result, they miss out. Every dip is an opportunity to buy, not a signal to run away. Many get shaken out, only to watch prices soar later.
**Point Two: Don't put all eggs in one basket**
Public chains, AI chips, gaming, DePIN infrastructure—the bull market rotation is so fast. If you hold all your funds in one coin, and it stalls, you could suffer huge losses. Diversify your portfolio; some will inevitably explode.
**Point Three: Short-term chasing is your biggest enemy**
Frequent trading only causes you to miss major rallies. In a bull market, it's not about technical analysis; it's about patience. Holding for 3 months can earn you more than constantly watching the charts.
**Point Four: Sentiment is the real indicator**
When the whole network is bearish, that's when you should consider buying. When everyone is shouting about gains, it's time to start defending. Sentiment is always contrarian.
**Point Five: Correction ≠ Downtrend**
Deep adjustments in a bull market are just to shake out retail investors. If the main trend hasn't changed, after being shaken out, prices will still hit new highs.
Final words: The rewards of a bull market don't go to those who think they're clever, but to those who can stay steady, endure volatility, and pick the right direction. Keep your position stable, and profits will naturally flow in.