In a bull market, what is most frustrating is not the lack of action, but the way BTC keeps oscillating there—just when you think it’s about to break through and rush in, it turns around and retraces; when you can't stand the silence and cut your losses, it slowly pulls back again, and in the end, you watch others reap the rewards while you only sip a bit of soup and even lose on transaction fees.
In fact, seasoned players know well that in the crypto world, there are no good things that rise every day. A true one-sided surge doesn't even account for 20% of the time; the remaining 80% is all about volatility. Don't think that volatility is a waste of time; this is the time to filter real opportunities and eliminate greedy individuals. If you're thinking of touching every sector and grabbing every coin, the most likely outcome is that you’re just spinning your wheels—looking busy, yet not holding onto anything, and instead, missing out on the real profitable main surge.
Opportunities in a bull market are never about being "many," but about being "accurate." Instead of chasing prices up and down in volatility, it’s better to calm down and focus on 1-2 sectors you are most familiar with—like those that have previously surged but have retraced to an appropriate level, or sectors supported by policies and funding. Patiently wait for its signals: for example, when the upper edge of the volatility range is stabilized, or when trading volume suddenly increases. Only then should you enter, capturing that wave of a certain main surge.
A wave of main surge is enough to make you full; if you’re lucky, when this sector stops rising, you can switch to the next rotating sector and catch another wave. Those who are greedy in a bull market are busy repeating past mistakes, while the clear-minded ones are waiting for their own 20% opportunity, hitting it right on target.
