Spending too much time reading posts from opinion leaders in the square will reveal a pattern—whenever the market slightly rises, someone immediately shouts that a bull market is coming. Such judgments are really overly simplistic and crude.

Looking at it from another angle, there is no such thing as a sacred division between bull and bear markets. Basically, it’s a comparison of the size of the bullish and bearish funds, and who is leveraging more. The side with the heavier positions and higher leverage is more likely to be broken through in the opposite direction. This process of capital reshuffling is ultimately labeled by people as a "bull market" or "bear market."

Human nature determines all of this. Greed drives us to chase gains, and herd mentality makes us follow the crowd. In the high-risk, high-profit crypto market, the only way to survive or even make money is to go against our instincts—counter-human behavior operations.

My strategy is very straightforward: I look at which side has the most bets and the thickest capital accumulation, and I do the opposite. The market maker is never a philanthropist and will not lead retail investors to the road of wealth together. The fluctuations of mainstream coins like ETH and BNB follow the same logic. Once you understand this, you truly get started.