2026-01-04 04:21:16

Holding 1000 PEPE tokens and losing 6300 USDT again. Just experienced a pullback yesterday, and today the market is testing the psychological line again. Watching the account balance decrease is really hard to bear—this recent surge was so big, has it already reached the peak?

Thinking about the recent trend, PEPE's rise from the bottom has been quite impressive, but recent volatility has increased, and bullish momentum is waning. Every rebound faces resistance, and bearish sentiment is starting to spread. If this level can't break through, a correction might be necessary for a while.

But there's also a question—when is the real bottom? Should I cut losses now or hold on? This dilemma is quite tough for every holder. Maybe it's better to wait and see if the market can recover the lost ground.

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MevShadowranger

· 01-07 01:09

Got cut again? Brother, I'm telling you, don't stare at the charts every day. Once your mindset breaks, you're done for. Man, you're literally handing your money over to the market. $6300U and you just sell like that... PEPE is just like this—drops 20% and you start questioning life, then it bounces back and you regret it to death. It's exhausting. Honestly, nobody knows where the bottom is. Anyway, I'm not watching anymore. Just lay flat, that's the way to go. Your pace is a bit rushed. You probably really should chill out for a while.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-05 15:51

Haha, another comrade fallen in the battlefield. I deeply sympathize, brother. This wave, my contrarian indicator was accurate again—whenever I favor a position, it often becomes a springboard for the bears. PEPE is just like that, rising makes you greedy, falling makes you despair, a perfect psychological battlefield. Honestly, holding 1000 coins with a loss of 6300 USDT, I really can't withstand that mental barrier. I understand it too well. Every day waking up and checking the account feels like being slowly bleed on the battlefield. Anyway, my experience is—those who cut losses regret it in the end, those who hold on also regret it in the end, there's no one who doesn't regret. I guess both of us will have to keep holding, since we're already at this point, might as well gamble on whether we can recover lost ground. At most, we’ll go to zero with PEPE together.

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HodlAndChill

· 01-04 04:46

Taking a $6,300 loss? Bro, how are you mentally prepared for this? This is the real test.

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-04 04:42

nah the real question isn't when the bottom is... it's whether your wallet's actually accumulating or just hemorrhaging. the behavioral signatures are all there if you know where to look—transaction velocity tanked, whale clustering's dormant. textbook distribution phase tbh

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-04 04:40

Cut or not to cut, this really is a century-old dilemma. --- Losing 6300 USDT just like that, gotta keep a good mindset. --- Wait, where exactly is the bottom? Nobody can say for sure. --- The bulls are losing steam, rebounds get suppressed, so annoying. --- Instead of stressing over the peak, think about how much you can lose. --- A correction yesterday, and now again today, this rhythm is really unplayable. --- If you can't hold on, just cut, stop staying up all night watching the market, it's really not fun.

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