Is it possible that someone bought 50M worth of stock and then sold it for about 5M? There are many people who have become another person and have been caught in the middle of their border. They are called 'diamond hands'—people who hold on, but there are also those who make rational decisions—what should be considered? Moreover, before making such a big move, it is important to understand the other person who is rushing into the data and the specific changes.
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AirdropLicker
· 01-08 17:39
50M buy in, want to sell 5M, this person is really clear-headed.
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DataPickledFish
· 01-06 21:53
Human nature in gambling—losing everything in one go and still wanting to turn it around, only to sink deeper and deeper.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-06 21:52
It still depends on the person; some people are born to be the ones to take over...
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FreeRider
· 01-06 21:29
Yeah, that's a classic case of being trapped in a position. You put in 50M thinking you'd get 5M out—that's just a dream.
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hodl_therapist
· 01-06 21:26
Diamond hands is really a joke. Losing 50M down to 5M and still holding on? I don't understand this kind of obsession.
Is it possible that someone bought 50M worth of stock and then sold it for about 5M? There are many people who have become another person and have been caught in the middle of their border. They are called 'diamond hands'—people who hold on, but there are also those who make rational decisions—what should be considered? Moreover, before making such a big move, it is important to understand the other person who is rushing into the data and the specific changes.