Looking back at the participants in FOGO's Pre-TGE wave, honestly, most of them got trapped. I hold positions in two accounts, one of which has already cut losses and exited at a price of 171, while the other is still holding on stubbornly—basically, it's a bit of luck and hope, betting on a rebound or holding on a little longer. The bottom line is clear: as long as it doesn't fall back to the initial cost of 0.035U, I will keep holding; if it drops below that, I will consider cutting losses. At this critical moment, many people are weighing the same choice—whether to hold on or admit defeat, each with their own psychological expectations.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 01-15 13:58
The hardest part of cutting losses is the pain, and another account is still betting on a rebound—it's truly a gamble.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 01-15 13:49
That really cut deep into my heart... Now it's just waiting to see if the rebound will give me face.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-15 13:48
171 was directly cut, ah, this wave of FOGO indeed performed poorly
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-15 13:36
Cutting losses so decisively, I need to learn from that.
Looking back at the participants in FOGO's Pre-TGE wave, honestly, most of them got trapped. I hold positions in two accounts, one of which has already cut losses and exited at a price of 171, while the other is still holding on stubbornly—basically, it's a bit of luck and hope, betting on a rebound or holding on a little longer. The bottom line is clear: as long as it doesn't fall back to the initial cost of 0.035U, I will keep holding; if it drops below that, I will consider cutting losses. At this critical moment, many people are weighing the same choice—whether to hold on or admit defeat, each with their own psychological expectations.