Talk about one important thing to learn during a bull run: Position management.

In short-term trading, you must set stop-loss and take-profit levels. Withdraw if there are risks, and learn to run when there are profits.
The long-term approach is that you need to set goals and expectations. You should consider what height you think the project could reach, especially if you have low-cost positions. The most challenging aspect of long-term investing is the mindset, because it is impossible to keep pushing the market up continuously. Each time the price rises, you need to flush out the weak positions and those chasing the highs in order to continue moving forward. Can you stay committed to your investment strategy?
There is a psychological suggestion: for example, you bought XRP for 0.5 dollars and sold it for 1 dollar, and then it rose to 2 dollars. Even if you think it can rally further, you no longer want to jump on board.
Separate short-term and long-term investments.
Short-term trading should never venture into long-term positions. If you fall and don't understand how to cut losses, you will end up being trapped, which is very painful. You are originally speculating, not investing for value; if it falls too much, you won't average down, you'll just cut losses.
Don't play long positions as if they were short positions; you could have reached greater heights, but instead, you sold your chips at a slight pump and ran away at a slight pullback. You sold XRP at a cost of 1 dollar and can never buy it back. So you must learn to sell in batches.
In the secondary market, a bull run will always drive the price up. So make sure to manage your own investment rhythm and position yourself for the long term. Short-term trading must focus on hotspots.
Separate positions, 7 long and 3 short. Short-term positions encountering hot market conditions may yield several times the return. Even in a bull run, it is essential to maintain the mindset of never being fully invested. Being fully invested is very passive.
Trade hot stocks in the short term, and set good stop-loss and take-profit levels. For long-term coins, adhere to the principle of doubling your investment to recover the principal, and have the determination to hold profits for over a year. Some say I can avoid doubling to recover my principal, but you need to cultivate a bigger mindset, especially since it's normal for many coins to pull back significantly after a surge. Doubling to recover the principal allows you to continue looking for good opportunities or to withdraw.
Clear thinking can make money in a bull run. In a bull run, one seeks fuzzy positions.
For example, fearing to miss out, thinking that the pullback is about over, or feeling that the position is relatively low, but also fearing a waterfall decline, one might first buy a position to get a feel for the market, being brave enough to get caught. Only after being caught can one continue to add to the position; otherwise, they might never get on the train. #打榜优质内容#