2026-01-04 18:23:06

A certain active trader has suffered significant losses in this PIPPIN rally—already down $5 million on paper, holding $10 million in margin. Based on the current position cost, the liquidation line is around $1.

The question is: this guy previously declared he would never touch this coin again, but what if PIPPIN really rises to $1? Will he grit his teeth and add more margin, fighting the market to the end? Or admit defeat, cut losses, and exit decisively?

This actually reflects a dilemma many traders face—losing so much, giving up feels too unwilling; continuing to hold on blindly, the risks are unpredictable. The psychological test is often more brutal than technical analysis. Whether PIPPIN can rebound to $1 in this rally is uncertain, but the mental resilience each participant must build themselves.

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TurnBadLuckIntoGood

· 18h ago

Forget it, actually you already have the answer in your heart. Knowing it's wrong, you shouldn't keep making the same mistake over and over again.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 19h ago

Still daring to hold 10 million in margin after losing 5 million? Buddy, that's a gambler's mentality. When it hits 1U, you'll probably get liquidated too, and your mindset will be shattered.

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CryingOldWallet

· 19h ago

5 million USD, this guy really dares to play... But honestly, when it comes to mental preparation, to be honest.

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WalletDivorcer

· 19h ago

Uh, losing 5 million USD is really brutal. Still daring to hold 10 million USD margin? How strong must your mental resilience be? --- Say you'll never touch it again, but when it really rises to 1 USD, isn't it just obediently adding more? That's the gambler's mentality. --- The liquidation line is at 1 USD... Feels like this guy is just waiting for a reason to go all in. --- The most heartbreaking thing isn't how much you've lost, but knowing you need to cut losses yet still betting on a rebound. No one can escape this mental demon. --- Holding 10 million USD margin, honestly, it means you haven't given up yet. You say you won't touch it, but your finger is already on the add position button. --- All that technical analysis is just虚的 (虚的 means "虚" which can be translated as "虚" or "虚的" meaning "虚" or "虚的" as in "虚" or "虚的"). When it comes to this scale, the real test is whether you can cut losses and admit defeat. --- PIPPIN rising to 1 USD? I still bet it will drop to zero. This coin has no prospects. --- Holding 10 million USD margin is like holding a knife. Whether it's self-rescue or self-destruction depends on this moment. --- Losing to this extent and still considering adding more? Bro, you should see a psychologist, not look at K-line charts. --- Honestly, anyone in this position would feel pretty uncomfortable, but continuing to hold on is basically just compromising to greed.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 19h ago

5 million dollars, that's quite a lot to bear... But when it really comes to the critical moment of 1U, I guess it still depends on whether your mindset can hold up.

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WalletInspector

· 19h ago

Losing 5 million USD and still not giving up? How tough is that mindset... If it were me, I would have been liquidated long ago.

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