2025-12-20 11:23:46

A certain wallet accumulated a solid $9k profit on $PEPPA tokens. What caught the eye? The last buy-in was over 100 days back. That's a long diamond-hand hold in a market known for quick flips and volatility swings.

So what do we make of it? Insider knowledge leading to perfectly timed accumulation, or just lucky enough to spot the opportunity when others missed it? The data points to someone who either researched deeply before committing capital, or rode out the noise without panic-selling during drawdowns.

This kind of 100+ day hold structure tells a story—whether that's conviction in fundamentals or pure serendipity, the results speak for themselves.

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ShadowStaker

· 3h ago

nah, 100 days holding peppa? either this guy's got serious conviction or just forgot about it tbh. the "insider knowledge" angle feels like cope... most likely just stumbled into a runner and didn't paperhand like the rest of us degenerates.

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OnChain_Detective

· 12-20 11:53

ngl the 100+ day hold pattern is raising flags for me... let me pull the wallet data real quick because this reeks of coordinated accumulation

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TaxEvader

· 12-20 11:53

Over 100 days without a single move, this is what a true diamond hand looks like. Someone like me who watches K-lines every day really should reflect on this.

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HashRateHermit

· 12-20 11:44

It's been over 100 days and I still haven't run, now that's called faith. I really don't have that kind of perseverance.

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PanicSeller

· 12-20 11:31

Diamond Hand laughs at me as a paper hand, but in the end, they stabilized for 100 days while I would have sold and run away long ago.

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