This time the loss was indeed significant, totaling approximately 0.14751 coins, which at the current price is about a $134 cost. The extent of this loss is quite noticeable. If I could get good returns, it would be fine; otherwise, it’s a bit hard to accept. As a project where I initially invested 6 coins, I still have some expectations for it.
Thinking back to October last year, I only invested 3 coins then, and it took over a month to cash out, ultimately earning around $700. That was a pretty memorable feeling of luck. This time, although the loss is higher, the investment has doubled, so proportionally it’s still acceptable. I just hope this project doesn’t let me down and that this cost doesn’t go to waste.
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SilentObserver
· 8h ago
0.14751 was directly withdrawn, this time really ruthless. I need to generate some decent returns, or else it will truly be a wash.
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Doubling the investment doubles the loss, betting on this wave to turn things around. The last time those 3 coins made $700 was still a bit sweet...
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$134 cost, depends on how the project team performs. If they really flop, it will be the end.
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Is it still acceptable proportionally? Bro, your mindset is good, I’ve been anxious for a long time.
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Invested in 6 coins, while looking forward to it, I’m also quite worried about this level of loss. Hope it doesn’t turn into the next rug pull project.
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MemecoinTrader
· 11h ago
ngl the gas fees are brutal but that 0.147 bleed is textbook pre-pump sentiment positioning... watching the memetic velocity on this one carefully 👀
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SnapshotLaborer
· 11h ago
Honestly, losing $134 really hurts. Let's see if you can turn things around later.
That wave of earning 700 last year was really awesome, but the risk of doubling down this time is also high.
Don't waste it, buddy. Looking forward to your good news.
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HashBrownies
· 11h ago
The loss of $134 hurts a bit, but whether the investment doubles depends on if there's a comeback later.
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ContractFreelancer
· 11h ago
The gas fee of around 0.14 definitely hurts a bit; let's see if this round can double and break even.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 11h ago
0.147 coins are gone directly, and the loss is indeed severe. However, considering your $700 return last October, a multiple of your investment this time is understandable.
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SquidTeacher
· 11h ago
0.14751 has all been lost, still a bit painful
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Doubling the investment results in double the loss; I can't really accept this logic
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Why didn't I replicate the luck of that $700 last year?
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Betting on 6 coins, it probably is another trap...
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Only $134? I thought it was more terrifying; relatively speaking, it's okay
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If I lose again this time, I really need to reflect on my project selection judgment
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Can it be accepted proportionally? Then you're still a bit nervous inside
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Then just wait for it not to disappoint us, there's no other way
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The cost of 0.14751 for a lesson learned, still a bit expensive
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Doubling the investment results in double the loss; the math is fine but the wallet is very angry
This time the loss was indeed significant, totaling approximately 0.14751 coins, which at the current price is about a $134 cost. The extent of this loss is quite noticeable. If I could get good returns, it would be fine; otherwise, it’s a bit hard to accept. As a project where I initially invested 6 coins, I still have some expectations for it.
Thinking back to October last year, I only invested 3 coins then, and it took over a month to cash out, ultimately earning around $700. That was a pretty memorable feeling of luck. This time, although the loss is higher, the investment has doubled, so proportionally it’s still acceptable. I just hope this project doesn’t let me down and that this cost doesn’t go to waste.