2026-01-08 10:31:03

A early PEPE holder recently cut their losses. This trader positioned over 129 billion PEPE more than five months ago, hoping to make a big profit, but the market didn't cooperate. Today, they finally decided to cut losses and sell this batch of coins, incurring a loss of over $510,000. The final value received was only about $820,000.

Looking at this transaction, the timing of entry and exit points is really crucial. Large-scale position cuttings like this often reflect changes in market sentiment—sometimes even long-term optimistic investors can't hold on, indicating significant short-term pressure. Of course, for retail investors, this is also a reminder: manage risks well, and don't treat faith in a project as an excuse for gambling.

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MevHunter

· 01-11 00:47

510,000 dollars just gone like that, this is the reality of meme coins. Is faith really that valuable? If you can't hold on, you just can't hold on. Large investors cutting losses are often signals; look around to see how many people are still stubbornly holding on. PEPE this wave really disappointed everyone; they should have sold earlier. Risk management sounds easy, but who can stay rational at critical moments? That's why I never go all-in on a single coin. Have you learned that, everyone? A loss of $510,000, this trade is enough for him to reflect for a while. The hardest part of cutting losses isn't the decision, but admitting you were wrong. Stop-losses on large holdings often reveal the most; retail investors should learn more from this.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-08 14:35

510,000 gone, this is the price of faith... Even grandson-level bagholders can't hold on, who else do you think can endure? Meme coins are just gambler's games; don't fool yourself into thinking it's investment.

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DiamondHands

· 01-08 11:01

510,000 dollars just gone like that. How strong must one's mindset be? I can't handle it.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 01-08 10:50

510,000 USD is gone just like that, this is the sound of dreams shattering Early faith couldn't even hold up, it's indeed time to reflect PEPE's recent market performance was really disappointing, no wonder people took losses Really, holding coins is not faith, it's gambling. It's best to pull back from the cliff early This guy might be regretting it so much he's turned his intestines green, five months of wasted effort It seems that all coins that tell stories are the same, they all cause people to lose money Ultimately, it's still about not managing stop-loss well; greed can be deadly

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 01-08 10:46

$510,000 just disappeared like that, this is the real test of faith.

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UnluckyLemur

· 01-08 10:41

510,000 USD can be cut at any time, how strong must that mentality be haha

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