DOGE this cycle is very interesting. People who cut losses and exit at low levels will soon be forced or choose to re-enter at higher prices. This process repeats itself, and the horn of the bull market is gradually sounded through trial and error.

By that time, the real dilemma will come—buy or not? Fear of chasing the high when entering the market, and fear of missing out when watching from the sidelines. This kind of emotional entanglement is the easiest for the market to exploit.

Therefore, the biggest test is not technical analysis, but psychological resilience. A single bullish candle makes you excited, a big bearish candle makes you fearful—such rhythms are easily manipulated by the market. Emotional trading is often the beginning of losses, and leverage in contracts amplifies this risk even more.

What is the essence of a bull market? It’s not just a simple money-making machine, but a screening game. Those who can stay calm, control their positions, and not be blinded by volatility are the ones who may live to witness the moment of wealth. Staying rational, holding your ground—perhaps this is the best strategy.