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For beginners who have just entered the investment field, especially in the highly volatile world of cryptocurrencies, the fluctuations in market sentiment are often the biggest challenge. When everyone is cheering, newcomers are most easily driven by FOMO emotions, blindly chasing high prices. It is important to set a buying price and clear profit targets before entering the market, and to strictly adhere to them without making last-minute changes. Do not bet all your funds on a single asset or short-term trades. Every penny you invest should be money you can afford to lose. For newcomers, leverage is the poison that accelerates losses. Stay away from it until you understand the risks. No asset will rise forever. The end of a bull market is often marked by a bubble burst. When you reach your preset profit targets, it is crucial to withdraw your principal and some profits in batches, as this ensures you can walk away smiling.

A bear market is the stage of the market where fear and despair are at their highest. Asset prices are halved again and again, and the media is filled with negative news. At this time, emotions can drive you to make the most erroneous decisions, such as selling at a loss during the lows. A bear market is a period for eliminating poor-quality projects and testing true value. Focus on the fundamentals of the assets and their future potential, rather than daily price fluctuations. Ensure that you still have enough liquidity during a bear market to meet living expenses, avoiding being forced to sell at low prices due to urgent cash needs. A bear market is often the best accumulation period. Calm investors will take advantage of market downturns by adopting DCA, or dollar-cost averaging, to smooth out the risks brought by high and low points, reducing the overall cost of their holdings.