Brothers, as a seasoned veteran who’s been through several bull and bear cycles, let me share a bloody pitfall you absolutely must avoid this round: **Never go back to what you’ve sold, and always remember profits and losses come from the same source!** A lot of people make a killing during the bull market, but as soon as the bull turns to bear, they end up giving it all back—principal and profits alike. Why? Because **profits and losses come from the same source**. The strategies that make you rich in a bull market—like “holding no matter what,” “buying every dip,” and “maximizing your conviction”—become the sharp knives that cut your arteries in a bear market. Your trading system hasn’t changed, but the market’s direction has. If you don’t adjust your mindset in time, the money you made by luck will definitely be lost by skill. Even more fatal is the habit of **“going back to what you’ve sold.”** If you’ve taken profit or cut your losses on a coin, delete it from your watchlist immediately! Don’t even think about “buying the dip” when it crashes hard, or FOMO-ing into it when it bounces back like a zombie. Getting emotionally attached to a project is the number one taboo in crypto. Many so-called “value coins” can drop 99% during a bear market. You think you’re buying the bottom, but in reality, you’re catching a falling knife. Especially during the transition from bull to bear, **discipline is everything**. When the market is bleeding you out slowly, it’s better to miss out than to get trapped deep. If your stop-loss line is broken, close your eyes and cut it. In this space, preserving your capital and surviving is the only way you’ll have a shot at the next four-year cycle. Investing isn’t about emotions; it’s about discipline. Let’s encourage each other to stay strong, control our impulses, and never look back! btc eth sol bnb