The surge of this project is indeed outrageous—rising from a market cap of 4.8 million to 27 times that. The 17k call option price looks pretty good, but the key is that I had already slipped away long ago.
Honestly, if I hadn't exited early at that time, including the position from another wallet, this trade could have multiplied tenfold. But what happened? I only made 2k, watching a 20x profit slip through my fingers.
This is the magic of crypto trading—always worried about not being able to hold on, and as a result, missing the real growth cycle. Sometimes, holding on is more profitable than fleeing.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 11h ago
Haha, it's outrageous. It's just that mental preparation can never keep up with the coin price. This problem is incurable.
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SerNgmi
· 01-13 14:25
27 times... Bro, your mentality is really like this. You've already slipped away, but you still can't make money. That's ironic.
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 01-13 08:16
Uh, that's why I always run away early. While others are eating the meat, I just drink the soup.
Sometimes a full gamble pays off better than stop-loss, but who really knows?
This mindset is pretty much the gambler's fate. Try again, and you'll still end up out.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 01-12 01:59
The cost of early bird, 27 times, brother, just missed it this way
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degenwhisperer
· 01-12 01:54
Oh no, this is my daily life, I keep regretting even in my dreams.
Getting out early is always wrong, why can't I understand that?
2k? Bro, what kind of profit is that? I understand the feeling of watching twenty times profit slip away right in front of my eyes.
A full all-in and a full run, I always choose the wrong one.
Persistence? Easier said than done, fear is the biggest enemy.
This move was outrageous, 27x, how did I not think to hold on?
Actually, greed and cowardice both lead to losses; there’s simply no way to make money.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-12 01:45
Oh no, it's the same story again—early exit was the right move.
What can I do if I sold too early? At least I didn't lose money. $2K safely is always better than chasing highs and getting liquidated.
Making money depends on courage and luck. I only have one of those.
It's really just the fear of missing out— the most deadly disease in crypto.
Remember this lesson next time... if there is a next time, haha.
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IronHeadMiner
· 01-12 01:45
Oh no, I should have stayed longer. Basically, it's a mindset issue—greed is never satisfied, like a snake swallowing an elephant.
This time, I definitely missed out, with a gap of 2k and 20 times, haha.
Next time, I need to hold back and not think about taking profits as soon as there's a gain.
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MemeTokenGenius
· 01-12 01:44
Had I known earlier, I wouldn't have bought the dip and escaped. What can I do with 2,000 yuan?
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 01-12 01:44
here's the thing tho—this is literally mile 20 in the marathon, right? everyone panics at the wall thinking the finish line moved, but it didn't. you paperhanded at $480m mcap when the adoption curve was still compressing. classic sprint mentality in a ultra-marathon game.
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FloorSweeper
· 01-12 01:32
27x, bro. You're really being unfair. Earning 2k must be pretty uncomfortable to hold onto, right?
The surge of this project is indeed outrageous—rising from a market cap of 4.8 million to 27 times that. The 17k call option price looks pretty good, but the key is that I had already slipped away long ago.
Honestly, if I hadn't exited early at that time, including the position from another wallet, this trade could have multiplied tenfold. But what happened? I only made 2k, watching a 20x profit slip through my fingers.
This is the magic of crypto trading—always worried about not being able to hold on, and as a result, missing the real growth cycle. Sometimes, holding on is more profitable than fleeing.