A long-term holder just cashed out their $pippin bag after riding it for over 12 months—walking away with $3.74M and a 3965% gain.
The play started simple: 450 $SOL ($90K at the time) into 24.8M $pippin tokens when nobody was paying attention. Fast forward to January 11th, that position peaked near $7.6M. But instead of taking profits? Radio silence. Then $pippin bled hard—market cap collapsed under $10M—and the paper gains evaporated.
Now the exit's finally triggered. Still netted $3.65M in pure profit, but that's less than half of what was sitting there at the top. Classic case of conviction turning into stubbornness, or maybe just playing a different timeframe than the rest of the market.
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WhaleWatcher
· 5h ago
Greed destroys everything, 76 million shrinks to 3.65 million, this is the cost of holding coins.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 12-01 16:08
3.74M is still a loss of half, that's the cost of greed.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 12-01 16:06
Holding 3.7m to a 50% Slump, this mental quality is really strong
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7.6m didn't sell, now selling at 3.65m, greed is always the number one killer
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Damn, that's me, every time it's like this, just a little bit off the top and didn't sell
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Conviction is not an excuse, it's just not taking take profit seriously
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Investing 450 sol was a lucky bet, but in the end, it’s still the fate of a gambler
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Paper profits evaporated by half, but at least this time I got out whole, many can't even do that
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Should have started to escape in batches at 7.6m, putting all bets on one point is too risky
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 12-01 15:54
76 million peak watching it fall to 3.65 million, how painful that must be…
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ngl greed destroys everything, should have sold in batches at the top long ago
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450 SOL rising 3965 times is indeed fierce, but that pullback… hurts a bit
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Conviction and gambler's mentality are just a fine line apart, to put it bluntly, still no plan
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3.65M is already an astronomical number, but always remember that difference of 42 million
A long-term holder just cashed out their $pippin bag after riding it for over 12 months—walking away with $3.74M and a 3965% gain.
The play started simple: 450 $SOL ($90K at the time) into 24.8M $pippin tokens when nobody was paying attention. Fast forward to January 11th, that position peaked near $7.6M. But instead of taking profits? Radio silence. Then $pippin bled hard—market cap collapsed under $10M—and the paper gains evaporated.
Now the exit's finally triggered. Still netted $3.65M in pure profit, but that's less than half of what was sitting there at the top. Classic case of conviction turning into stubbornness, or maybe just playing a different timeframe than the rest of the market.