2026-02-08 00:35:59

#PI This thing has a total supply of 100 billion, but less than 10 billion is in circulation. If it were fully circulated, the price would have two more zeros in front. Many seasoned investors know it will fall but still hoard coins, thinking that holding on for ten or eight years will eventually multiply their investment a hundred or a thousand times. The manipulators exploit this psychology, causing continuous drops until you run out of money to buy more, until you are convinced the bottom has arrived and borrow money to buy the dip, until it drops to zero and ruins you financially. The game is over, then they switch to a different strategy.

Currently, I am shorting, betting that it will continue to fall.

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GateUser-d08d427f

· 02-08 04:47

Is a truly public chain only worth one dollar? Let the whales suppress it freely—this is also an opportunity for ordinary people to buy the dip and turn things around. Have you seized it?

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MomentaryStarlight

· 02-08 01:03

They are not very skilled technically, but they are quite adept at psychology.

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GateUser-a34a2505

· 02-08 00:58

Whether it's worth money or not depends on the state of ecological construction.

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GateUser-cbfea46e

· 02-08 00:57

There is currently no bottom line; you can buy at any time you want, and the process ends whenever you decide.

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OneAfternoon

· 02-08 00:56

Don't be afraid that you have money; what you should fear is not buying. It's the same principle as gambling: if you don't buy, you won't gain anything; if you keep hesitating, you'll miss opportunities. Just like with gambling, the key is to know when to act. So, don't worry about having money—worry about missing out because you didn't make a move.

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