2026-01-04 14:21:51

Looking at the PEPE market, the sideways consolidation has been quite prolonged. To be honest, those of us who are just taking orders don't have much vision; as long as there's profit, we just want to cash out quickly. Patience really has its limits.

Since I publicly posted a short position, I don't know how many people followed. But I noticed a phenomenon—most profitable trades often lack significant volume. Instead, those take-profit opportunities always slip away during repeated sideways movements.

Rather than waiting further, it's better to take the profit when the time is right and then switch to other opportunities. Anyway, the crypto world is so vast, and there are plenty of good projects. As long as you take profit and exit, there will be chances to turn things around later. The only fear is missing the optimal entry point; if you regret it later, it will be too late.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 01-05 22:43

Consolidating until you're exhausted, better to just run quickly Already sold out long ago, too lazy to wait for this crappy coin Make some profit and then leave, no greed, no loss, the truth Jealous when others make money, but regret when I take action myself After such a long sideways move, I already shifted my position Waiting itself is a risk, better to lock in gains Instead of holding on, it's better to look for more opportunities PEPE can't be pushed up anymore, I think it's time to withdraw That long-term holding argument has nothing to do with me A sideways market can wear out one's patience

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WhaleSurfer

· 01-05 05:21

Been sideways for so long, I almost fell asleep, haha Hey, why is someone still waiting? Take profits when it's good, brother It's fine to take profits, don't be greedy, there are many opportunities in the crypto world I understand this mindset, but it's easy to regret later Rather than regretting, better to run now. The next hot spot is coming again

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MevWhisperer

· 01-04 14:50

Staying in a sideways market for so long is really unsustainable, better to just exit quickly. Taking profits is always correct; not being greedy prevents getting trapped. At this point, who still has the patience to wait? The next opportunity is waving at us ahead. PEPE this wave is indeed boring; better to cash out and look for other options. Those who buy the dip never get traffic; those who make money keep a low profile and get rich quietly. Instead of holding onto a dead sideways market, it's better to diversify across multiple lines, brother. It's all a mindset issue; taking profits when things look good is nothing wrong. Take profits and cut losses; the next clone coin is waiting for me. There are plenty of opportunities in the crypto world; why stubbornly stick to one project? Hurry up and run; being repeatedly stuck in sideways markets damages your mindset, and that's the biggest loss.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-04 14:50

I've already exited after such a long sideways movement. Isn't taking profits more satisfying? People who take profits are always low-key, while those hyping up trades are the loudest. Instead of waiting for the market, it's better to look for the next opportunity. I'm truly out of patience this time; securing profits is the key. Posting short positions is pointless; in the end, it’s who runs first that matters. Opportunities with too many people are often the most dangerous. I prefer to clear my positions. PEPE is indeed in a bit of an awkward spot; taking profits when the time is right is the right move. You should leave when you're profitable; greed will eventually backfire on you.

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