2025-12-25 20:20:55

Interestingly, a trader hit a big pitfall on $PIPPIN—losing 3.6 million USDT in one go. Watching this coin rise against the trend is indeed a bit ironic by comparison. The scale of this guy's operations and the extent of his losses are enough to illustrate how unpredictable the market can be. Sometimes, the rise and fall of popular coins can be as different as fire and ice for individual accounts, all within a single thought. Similar stories are happening every day in the crypto world—some people accurately bottom fish, while others buy at the top. In the face of market conditions, both skill and luck are hard to distinguish.

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ContractFreelancer

· 11h ago

3.6 million directly gone, but the coin still rises... This is the crypto world, and the irony makes me unable to even smile.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 11h ago

3.6 million just gone, haha, the crypto world really is a casino Going all-in and losing everything, then turning around and the coin still rises, that’s so heartbreaking Bottom fishing and taking over the position are just a mindset apart, too bad no one can perfectly time the market PIPPIN’s reverse operation this time is like giving a lesson to the big players Neither skill nor luck matters, the key is not to go all-in, everyone

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LonelyAnchorman

· 11h ago

3.6 million just gone like that, I need to reflect on my stop-loss settings... The crypto world really is a gamble.

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SelfCustodyBro

· 11h ago

3.6 million USDT, this guy really dares to play. That's how the crypto world is; your nightmare could be someone else's opportunity to get rich. Selling at the bottom and buying at the top—this move is nothing short of an art form. That's why I never go all-in on a single coin; diversification is the key. PIPPIN's counter-trend rise is truly ironic; if he hadn't experienced it firsthand, he would think it's just a story. Sometimes watching others' losses is also a form of tuition, saving yourself from stepping into the same pit. In the face of market conditions, everyone is a rookie, including those KOLs who shout signals every day. This is what the crypto world is about—some laugh, some cry; it all depends on which role you're playing. The cost of 3.6 million USDT teaches a bloody lesson; whether it's expensive or not depends on whether he can learn something from it.

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ValidatorViking

· 11h ago

3.6M USDT rekt while the token pumps? that's some brutal validator economics right there—dude got liquidated on what should've been battle-tested entry logic.

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fren_with_benefits

· 11h ago

3.6 million USDT. This is the difference between winning and losing, it can really make people vomit blood.

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