The recent rally of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Binance Coin has truly taught many people a brutal truth: the market always moves beyond your predictions.

Looking back, how many people thought the bull market would wait until 2025? Yet it quietly kicked off at the end of 2023, and they missed it perfectly. By March 2024, after finally jumping in, the market suddenly slammed on the brakes, trapping those who bought the dip. Now it's 2025, and you might think it's over, right? But the next moment, it could surge again like crazy—this is already the third time it has shaken off everyone.

This is the problem: the market doesn’t follow your perception; your perception always lags behind the market’s rhythm.

**So what’s the key?**

Rather than guessing when the bull market will arrive, focus on real signals: liquidity releases, policy tendencies, major coins breaking previous highs, and large on-chain wallets making genuine moves. These indicators don’t lie.

Those repeated oscillations and frequent shakeouts? You need to learn to be a spectator, not a participant. True profits come from two stages—buying low before the start and fully pushing during the frenzy. The “daze period” that consumes people's patience tests whether you can hold on.

The reason large funds make more money is essentially that they know half a beat ahead of retail investors. They position themselves before the consensus forms. When everyone else rushes in late, smart money has already quietly taken profits and exited.

**What’s next?**

Spend less time fussing over short-term ups and downs, and more on maintaining flexibility in your positions—always keep ammo ready. When the bull comes, you need to be in the game; during downturns, don’t stubbornly hold on.

Missing out once is not scary; what's scary is getting caught in the same trap three times without learning. In this round, you can either be the one who preemptively lays out half a step ahead, or be prepared to be repeatedly shaken out. The choice is yours.

The signals are right there; it’s up to you whether you understand them.