2026-01-15 14:24:41

$FOGO this project, to be honest, it's really time to consider selling now. The TGE cost is stuck at around 140U, and this price is really hard to sustain given the current market conditions.

Let's be frank, high-cost tokens like this often face significant pressure after launch. When the market environment is not supportive, the feeling of being trapped is especially intense. Many people may have experienced similar situations—buying at a high point and then having to endure a long waiting period.

Instead of continuing to hold passively, it's better to cut losses in time, free up funds, and invest in other more promising opportunities. In the fast-changing crypto market, adjusting your holdings flexibly is often wiser than stubbornly holding onto a project.

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-15 14:54

All the people who entered at 140U are my classmates, and now they're all regretting it haha Hurry up and cut losses, don't wait for it to keep dropping This time you really should change your strategy, stubbornly holding won't make sense My goodness, everyone who entered at high cost are brave warriors Rather than waiting to die, might as well get out and take a shot at something new

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VitalikFanAccount

· 01-15 14:54

What is the cost of 140U? Bro, are you joking? Are you still holding on to this? --- Honestly, coins with a strong start have already taught us one thing: if you need to run, just run. --- No, why are people still waiting anxiously for projects with such high entry costs? Moving funds around isn't that difficult. --- I totally understand the feeling of being trapped. Instead of watching it drop every day and feeling upset, better to look for the next opportunity. There are plenty of opportunities in the crypto world. --- TGE is being suppressed heavily, can it turn around later? You're overthinking it, brother. --- Seriously, in this market condition, it's really not worth holding on to projects with high costs. Cutting losses is not shameful.

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UncleLiquidation

· 01-15 14:45

What is the cost of 140U? Bro, you really need to run now. Where does this market find so many saviors? --- FOGO is still struggling. Why not admit defeat early and look for the next opportunity? --- I totally understand the feeling of holding onto a high point. Instead of clinging to this thing, better to move positions. --- Basically, it's a matter of capital efficiency. Don't be fooled by sunk costs. --- TGE has been hammered like this, it will get even worse later. Cutting clean now allows for rotation. --- I've seen many projects like this—opening high and falling low. Better to exit early. --- Crypto markets change in the blink of an eye. Clinging to a declining asset is the dumbest decision. --- Holding onto 140U, huh? I advise you not to wait for any rebound. --- Free your money from FOGO. There are plenty of market opportunities.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 01-15 14:41

The cost of 140U... Bro, I advise you not to wait anymore, just cut it off. To be honest, I saw through this FOGO trap early on, just waiting for the trapped people to realize it themselves. Rather than holding on stubbornly, it's better to move to other projects. That's how the crypto world is. Starting at 140 is too high. When will it come down at this price level?

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 01-15 14:25

The cost of 140U is really outrageous. Holding on tightly during this market cycle is just gambler's mentality. Honestly, isn't it more appealing to free up funds to buy the dip in other opportunities? Let's see if it can rebound to the cost price; if not, just take it as tuition fees. Projects with such high initial gains are inherently risky; we should have recognized this reality earlier. Rather than watching the K-line every day and feeling uncomfortable, why not decisively cut losses and re-enter the market?

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