I have written a few insights on cryptocurrency trading in a bull market. If the market returns, you may need them 1. Risk management is the foundation of survival The bull market is still full of uncertainty, and prices may fluctuate sharply in the short term. Geopolitics, macroeconomics, and industry regulation can all trigger market volatility at any time. Never invest funds that you cannot afford to lose. Reasonably allocate the proportion of funds invested in the cryptocurrency market based on one's own risk tolerance. For individual currencies, it is also necessary to control positions and avoid excessive concentration. 2. Conduct in-depth research and reject emotional trading (DYOR) The market hot topics rotate quickly, with new concepts and projects emerging constantly. In addition, the complex information on social media can easily trigger FOMO or FUD emotions. Before investing, it is important to thoroughly understand the project: what problems does its technology solve? What is the team background? Is the token economy model reasonable? How active is the community? Is there a practical application scenario or a clear roadmap? Learn to distinguish between real information and noise in the market. Don't blindly follow the trend just because a certain "big V" is shouting orders or the community is discussing enthusiastically. 3. Pay attention to macro and industry trends, adapt to changes Macro: Pay attention to macro factors such as Federal Reserve interest rate decisions, important economic data (such as CPI), and regulatory policy trends of major economies around the world. Industry: At certain stages, value storage assets may be more favored; At other stages, high growth application-oriented tokens may perform better. 4. For projects that are optimistic, regardless of whether the market is over or not, it is important to maintain a long-term perspective and patience If you choose projects with long-term value based on in-depth research, being patient and ignoring short-term noise may result in better returns. Consider adopting a fixed investment strategy and buying in batches to smooth out costs.