The most exhausting thing in a bull market isn't the lack of momentum, but BTC's repeated fluctuations—thinking it's about to break out and rushing in, only for it to turn back; unable to bear the boredom and cutting in, then slowly pulling back; watching others profit while you only get a little soup, and even losing on fees.

In fact, seasoned players all know that there’s no such thing as daily gains in the crypto world. Truly single-sided rallies rarely last more than 20%, with the remaining 80% being just oscillations. Don’t think of oscillations as a waste of time; this is the real opportunity filter and the time to eliminate greed. If you try to chase every sector and catch every coin, you’re likely to end up with nothing—busy on the surface but unable to hold any position, and missing out on the real main upward wave that can make you money.

Opportunities in a bull market are never about “more,” but about “precision.” Instead of frantically chasing and selling in the oscillations, it’s better to focus on 1-2 sectors you know well—such as those that have previously surged but have now corrected, or sectors supported by policies and capital. Be patient and wait for signals: for example, the upper boundary of the oscillation range stabilizes, or trading volume suddenly spikes. That’s when you should enter, aiming to catch that confirmed main upward wave.

One main upward wave is enough to keep you busy, and if you’re lucky, once that sector stops moving, switch to the next rotating sector and catch another wave. In a bull market, greedy people are busy repeating the same mistakes, while the clear-headed are waiting for their own 20% opportunity—ready to strike and hit the jackpot.