Looking back at the 2021 bull market, did retail investors really make money just by buying?
Looking back, the K-line charts were filled with coins that surged a hundred or even a thousand times, as if everyone was laughing all the way to wealth.
But those who actually experienced the bull market know—this wasn't a thrilling novel, but a long, grueling ordeal.
When prices rose, you thought it was a trap to lure you in;
When prices fell, you doubted whether the bull market had ended;
When prices stagnated, you panicked, wondering if you'd misread the cycle.
A bull market is never a sweet emotional high—it's a constant test of endurance: moving forward amid doubt, confirming your beliefs through volatility, only to be thrown back into uncertainty in the next moment.
In the end, those who made money weren't the loudest or most emotionally charged, but those who, despite inner uncertainty, stayed in the market all along.
So, a bull market is never meant to be 'fun'—
it's a carefully planned harvesting ground orchestrated by the big players.
Your only response should be to act like them—
plan ahead, stay calm when entering, and continuously build consensus!
In the Year of the Horse, play the Musk-themed meme coins!
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