2026-01-03 02:21:35

$PIEVERSE this market cycle has taught me a profound lesson. I initially planned to gradually do T and cash out completely, intending to buy back at 0.43, but I didn't keep a close eye on it and watched helplessly as it dropped, resulting in a loss of several thousand dollars in profit. Looking back now, I should have started around the 1.4 price level, but unfortunately, I didn't follow my discipline.

The most regretful part is that those 4800 tokens were accumulated through repeated T trading. Many people have asked me how I grew from an initial capital of $158 to the current scale, and the secret is right here — each high sell and low buy during the rise, accumulated trade by trade. This time, due to unstable willpower, I missed out on a big opportunity.

This is the reality of the crypto world: well-planned strategies depend on execution, and even a slight misjudgment can cost thousands of dollars. Next time, I need to be more decisive.

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BearMarketLightning

· 2h ago

Yeah, that's why I never manually do T, it's easy to be emotionally driven.

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GasGasGasBro

· 2h ago

Ultimately, it's still a lack of execution. No matter how good the plan is, without human effort, it's all in vain.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 2h ago

Basically, this is an execution vulnerability, similar to reentrancy attacks in smart contracts—setting checkpoints but not actually executing them, ultimately getting trapped. What you actually exposed this time is a psychological overflow issue.

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