At that time, seeing the market cap size made my heart skip a beat, feeling a bit uncertain, and in the end, I didn't dare to make a move. Missing out on the double-up opportunity was indeed a bit regretful, but unfortunately, I haven't seen a new high since that peak.



Later, I followed two more projects, both of which I chose myself, and I never thought about selling at the top when I bought them. As a result, #Koma earned me over ten thousand U, which felt pretty good. But the subsequent U tokens didn't do so well, losing over thirty thousand U directly—a painful lesson.

Looking back, comparing what I invested and what I earned, overall it's still negative😆. This is the ending of the pump-and-dump story—things seem to have opportunities, but most people end up as the last to get out. Choosing projects, managing risks, and knowing when to exit—these are the real skills.
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FOMOrektGuyvip
· 2025-12-21 23:03
This is the crypto world, earning over a hundred thousand or losing over three hundred thousand, in the end, it's still a negative number haha.
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TokenomicsTrappervip
· 2025-12-21 01:50
nah classic exit pump pattern right there... dude made 100k on koma then got liquidated 300k on the next one. textbook greater fool theory tbh
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LiquidatedDreamsvip
· 2025-12-20 23:39
Haha, this is my daily routine—earning and losing back the same way.

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Koma earning over 100,000 USDT is really exciting, but then the next 300,000+ directly slapped me in the face.

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I haven't surpassed the market cap either. I always feel there's risk, but I end up missing out.

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When I finally check my account balance, I really get overwhelmed. This is what they call a betting game.

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The key is never knowing when to run; it's all armchair strategizing after the fact.

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Looking at this ending, I feel relieved. Turns out losing money is just routine.

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Earning over 100,000 and then losing more than 300,000—no one can solve this math problem.

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Honestly, it's just a lack of confidence—seeing prices go up makes me want to buy, seeing them go down makes me want to buy the dip.
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ConsensusDissentervip
· 2025-12-19 03:00
Made over 100,000 and then lost more than 300,000. How do you calculate this deal... Ultimately, it's still greed that caused the trouble.
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GateUser-4745f9cevip
· 2025-12-19 02:59
Haha, I knew from the start I shouldn't have worried about market cap. Anyway, in the end, it's all a loss🤦

Making over 100,000 and then losing more than 300,000, this move just made me laugh

Honestly, compared to choosing coins, you really have to learn when to run, or even the best opportunities are useless

The profit Koma made felt like luck, and the one afterward was just playing along with the market maker

Most people are still dreaming here, thinking the next one will turn things around, but in the end, they all become leeks

I only have two words now—watch the show, and see which way the wind blows later
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ContractBugHuntervip
· 2025-12-19 02:57
Haha, it seems we all got here the same way—earning a little and getting carried away, only to be taught a lesson in the end.
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GateUser-afe07a92vip
· 2025-12-19 02:55
Haha, it's the same old trick again. Earning around 100,000 feels invincible, but then a project eats up more than 300,000. The contrast is incredible.
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WhaleMistakervip
· 2025-12-19 02:48
Haha, it's another story of making over 100,000 and losing more than 300,000. I'm very familiar with it.

Manipulating the market is just a trap. When you make money, you boast; when you lose, you learn what a painful lesson really is.

The key is to learn when to run. That's much harder than choosing coins.
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