#Gate广场圣诞送温暖，就有机会赢 At present, we are in the early stages of a bull run. So what is a bull run? In simple terms, a bull run refers to a period when the market continues to rise, just like a bull pushing prices higher with its horns. However, even in a bull run, prices do not only rise without falling. Throughout the entire rise cycle, there will be two to three significant adjustments, which is like needing to take a few steps back occasionally while climbing, to gather strength and surge upward again.

In this process, there are 3 points to understand:
1. Attract new investors to enter the market: The market's fall reflects that the previous phase's rise has become somewhat weak, and the market needs new investors to drive the next round of pump. These new investors are usually attracted to the market by the previous rise and the subsequent explosive growth, and their participation can help restore momentum in the market.

2. A fall for a better rise: The adjustments in a bull run are actually part of a healthy market development. They filter out the less committed investors, allowing the more determined investors to acquire more chips at lower prices. This is commonly referred to as a washout, which is meant to re-integrate strength into the market in preparation for the next round of greater rise.

3. Acquire more chips: In the financial market, money does not truly disappear; it merely shifts from one party to another. The market's fall provides steadfast investors with the opportunity to buy at lower prices and accumulate more chips. Therefore, for us, every decline during a bull run is a good opportunity to increase our positions in batches.