1. The market maker in a bear market gradually accumulates chips, while retail investors chase chips in a bull market.

2. Not being able to afford to lose is what makes someone a rookie; not losing is what makes the market maker.
3. Retail investors know pain but do not know fear; they would rather lose money than show respect for the market.
4. Good news doesn't necessarily mean buy up; bad news often means buy down.
5. The duration of a bull market is often nearly twice as long as a bear market.
6. The personality of retail investors: the more they earn, the more timid and calm they become; the more they lose, the more impulsive they get.
7. There is no eternal belief; a belief that is not realized has no practical value.
8. Fish head and tail have little meat; understanding how to eat the fish's body is the way to get fat.
9. In the crypto market, a bustling scene should be feared; a dead silence should breed greed.
10. When caught in a wrong trade, you might blindly short in a bull market or blindly go long in a bear market.
11. Fake altcoins and dark horses are rare and hard to find; visible profits are the true gains.
12. Everyone is starting to talk about bullish coins; a crash is not far away.
13. The crypto circle is a paradise for speculators, a playground for gamblers, and even a "meat grinder."
14. Use large cycle trends to find the overall direction; use small cycle signals to find buy and sell points.
15. The biggest good news is a shakeout to cut losses; the biggest bad news is chasing bubbles.
16. In front of luck, death is watching.
17. There are extreme rises in no-volume surges; there are extreme falls in no-volume declines.
18. In a bullish trend, only go long; in a bearish trend, only go short.
19. Market profits come from either mindless buying or mindless selling.
20. Ignorance is the biggest enemy of trading#市场触底了吗？