In a bull run, each wave is higher than the last, so in a bull run, you must never Cut Loss. As long as it's not a shitcoin, holding on will definitely make money. In a bull run, all you need to care about is the quantity of the coin. The floating profit and loss on the books are just a superficial number, meaningless. Once you Cut Loss, it means turning the potential to earn multiples in the future into real losses. But losses are not scary. What's really scary is that once you Cut Loss, it plants a seed of chasing the price in your heart. When there's a pullback, you'll be afraid, and when there's a rise, you'll want to buy back. Eventually, in your frequent operations, it will take root and grow, and then you will completely become a sucker who chases the price and sells with a bearish market, and even in a big bull run, you will only lose money.

In addition, there are two more points to note:
1. In a bull market, if there is a intraday decline of more than 20% and you still have ammunition, you must bravely Margin Replenishment, and do whatever you should with each bullet.
2, do not believe in any Reboundreduce position remarks, because Reboundreduce position is Bear Market thinking, Bull Market thinking has only one rule, that is big dumpincrease the position, hold firmly.
You want to ask what if the bull market ends, what should I do? I can tell you for certain, it won't end.
Because the incremental funds have just gotten on board, and there are still many newcomers in a wait-and-see state, so the Bull Market will not end easily. There is only one reason for the end of the Bull Market, which is the exhaustion of funds. Is the funds exhausted now? Not yet. Not only new incremental funds have gotten on board, but also the existing funds have not been used up. Why? Because in each round of adjustments, a large number of people have reduced their positions. What are they doing by reducing their positions? They are trying to buy back at a lower level. However, most of them cannot buy back at a low level, and they will still chase at a high level. Therefore, a large number of people who sell high and buy low have become the fuel for the Bull Market pump. In the Bull Market, do not easily sell coins, because the most talked-about stories in the Bull Market are about those who got out of positions early and sold coins to skyrocket. The norm in the Bull Market is to miss out, miss out, and still miss out. When you think about selling coins for hedging, you might as well invest your idle money securely, because investing idle money itself has achieved hedging.
Remember, invest spare cash and hold it firmly.
This is the killer move of the bull run.