KAITO has increased by 12.58% this week, with the current price reaching $0.61. It looks good, but the problem is — it's still far from my cost basis. Based on the current increase, it needs to rise another 117% to break even. This is the real picture of trading in the crypto world: no matter how sharp the increase, it might just be "making up for lost time" slowly. Holders all understand that feeling.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 8h ago
Ha, I still need to double it again. This is the despair of the crypto world.
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StableCoinKaren
· 8h ago
I need to double again to break even; this feeling is truly exhilarating.
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OnchainHolmes
· 8h ago
It's all tears, only 117% return, which means waiting until the Year of the Monkey and the Horse.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 8h ago
Haha, it's the same old trick to break even. I thought the same last year, and I ended up with nothing.
Need to rise another 117%? Brother, you're still considered optimistic. I need to multiply by 5 times just to see some money.
The coins I got for free are like this—don't feel it when they drop, only realize they're gone when they rise.
Honestly, a 12% increase in the crypto world is nothing; you have to go all-in to have a chance.
Make-up lessons? Haha, my list of make-up lessons could be written into a thesis.
KAITO has increased by 12.58% this week, with the current price reaching $0.61. It looks good, but the problem is — it's still far from my cost basis. Based on the current increase, it needs to rise another 117% to break even. This is the real picture of trading in the crypto world: no matter how sharp the increase, it might just be "making up for lost time" slowly. Holders all understand that feeling.