2026-01-03 11:24:29

PEPE's recent market movement has been truly fierce, with many people making full buckets of money. But as an experienced trader, I’ve learned to take profits when the time is right—selling in stages at the 0.0000062 level while keeping a core position to follow the trend. Basically, it’s about "taking a chance" without risking all your assets.

You also know the temperament of meme coins—they can skyrocket a hundred times in a day, but also plummet just as fast. Their mood swings are quicker than flipping through a book, so the most dangerous moments are often when FOMO is at its worst. Seeing others make money can make you jealous, but in the end, you often buy at the highest point.

In this recent wave after New Year’s Day, there were plenty of opportunities with BNB and XRP, but the key point remains—manage your risks strictly. Take profits when it’s time, don’t be greedy. Some people earn money in a year but lose it all in one FOMO moment, which isn’t worth it.

How about you? Have you locked in profits? Share your exit strategies in the comments, so everyone can learn from each other.

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PhantomHunter

· 13h ago

Exactly right, I also cut my position in half at 0.000006, and the remaining is just for cooking.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-05 11:36

Well said. This wave of PEPE is indeed fierce, but I still couldn't resist... got greedy. The strategy of taking profits in batches, I think it's really effective, but it's too hard to execute, always wanting to wait a bit longer. The phrase "earn money in a year and miss out on all the FOMO" hits hard; I've experienced it twice firsthand. BNB and XRP are opportunities, but right now, this position feels a bit risky. Bro, how did you choose 0.0000062? What's the logic behind it? I've already started cutting losses, though I'm still doing it... haha. It's never easy to take profits when things look good; mindset really is the biggest enemy.

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MoonMathMagic

· 01-03 11:54

That's so true. I started selling in batches at 0.00000618 for PEPE this round. Now, seeing it rise to 0.0000062, I still feel a bit regretful, but regret aside, at least I didn't get caught in a loss. That's how meme coins are. When making money, you feel like you're chosen by the gods; when it drops, you wish you could smash the screen. The key is, you can't tell whether you're lucky or truly have good judgment. I think, instead of focusing on the missed gains, it's better to secure what you've already got. Do you agree? Just now, I looked at BNB again. It still has momentum, but I don't even want to look at it now; I'm a bit tired.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-03 11:54

This guy is right, PEPE is indeed crazy this round, but I still didn't dare to go all in, afraid of FOMO causing a reverse hit. FOMO kills people, look at those complaints on the forum, they all chased the high and bought in. Make some profit and then run, that's the way to last longer, rather than going all in and doubling up only to get liquidated. This time I really learned my lesson, taking profits when it's good is the truth. Wait, wait, should I sell another wave at the high point? Wait, I need to calm down, don't FOMO again. Basically, it's one word—greed, greed is the problem. I'm also holding my core position, profits are locked in, and my sleep quality has improved significantly. I missed the wave at 0.0000062, but I don't regret it, staying alive is the real winner.

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UnluckyLemur

· 01-03 11:51

Taking profits is easier said than done. I just hesitated and held on again. Look at my luck, PEPE didn't move at its peak. I agree, FOMO really is a weed harvest machine. Last year, I got completely wrecked and doubted my life. Honestly, selling half at 0.0000062 was wise, but I'm not that smart. Wait, can you really control greed? I don't quite believe it. BNB is more stable, but I feel there aren't many big opportunities anymore. Next time, I must set a take-profit point and stop gambling like this.

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staking_gramps

· 01-03 11:50

Bro, your mindset is really solid this time. I also sold half at 0.000006 here, and the remaining is just gambling funds.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-03 11:34

0.0000062 I didn't bottom out that wave, but looking at your rhythm, it's indeed steady. By the way, FOMO at that moment is really the most brainless; many people around me just sold at a loss and then chased the high, serving them right for losing. The idea of holding a core position is good, but honestly, Meme coins are just gambling, no one should pretend to be a master. --- Haha, I'm not as rational as you. I already threw everything in early on. Now that I see it dropping, I just regret it here. PEPE is indeed fierce, but the fierce part could also mean losses. --- I need to learn how to take profits in stages. Before, I was all-in and all-out, and when I was losing, I couldn't even cry. --- It's easy to say "take profits when the time is right," but when it really hits the daily limit up, who still thinks about taking profits? They only think it can still rise tenfold. --- Your theory, if it were half a year ago, I would believe it. But now the market is so strange; I can't quite understand the trends of BNB and XRP. --- I agree that risk control is key, but with Meme coins, the risk is always there. It all depends on whether you gamble or not.

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