2026-01-15 21:51:57

Experts can see that the market is brewing for a big move. Especially those traders and investors who play with leverage, they are very clear about it (although I neither recommend nor endorse anyone using leverage, but I am indeed using it). How crazy has the recent volatility of tokens like PEPE been? It's almost the kind that can make you rich overnight. Of course, the risks are equally huge. The key is to seize the breakthrough point of this extreme market condition. Other tokens are also experiencing similar intense fluctuations. In this market environment, understanding the trend and timing can change the game.

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BoredApeResistance

· 5h ago

Yeah, PEPE's recent move is indeed crazy, but I still don't dare to leverage up, I'm scared. --- Sounds good, but isn't it just gambling psychology at play? --- Understanding the trend? Bro, I can't even read my own wallet. --- Leverage caused me to go bankrupt once, I'm afraid of it for life. --- What kind of momentum is the market brewing? Isn't it just trying to lure newbies in? --- PEPE's ups and downs are unpredictable, it's just a playground for manipulators. --- High risk, high reward? That sounds just like pyramid scheme talk, haha. --- I just want to ask, if you're so slick, why are you still gambling? --- Just trying to see if I can hold onto my principal, don't get caught up in the get-rich-quick schemes.

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LiquidationHunter

· 5h ago

The words sound quite nice, and you're also playing with leverage while advising others not to. That's interesting. PEPE's volatility was indeed crazy, but I'm more concerned about who is harvesting the profits. A big market move? I see it more as big fluctuations, not necessarily big opportunities. After reading too many of these articles, the ones who end up getting burned are always the confident people. Anyone can say they understand the trend, but the real question is, do you truly understand it?

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FortuneTeller42

· 5h ago

Those playing with leverage are all holding back their big moves. I’m eyeing PEPE in this wave... But really, going from overnight riches to overnight bankruptcy is just a wick away.

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VitalikFanAccount

· 5h ago

Here are some distinctive style comments: --- Easy to say, but in reality, it's just gambling. Don't pretend to be an expert. --- PEPE is indeed crazy this time, but those who really make money are the ones who laid their traps early. --- Honestly, leverage can wipe out your principal in one go. Don't be brainwashed by such articles. --- All looks like tricks; every month someone says the market is brewing a big move. --- Those who can read the trend are already financially free. Why are they still here typing? --- PEPE's volatility is indeed high, but so are the risks. Small investors can't play this game. --- Here we go again, the dream of getting rich overnight keeps being spun, after all, the retail investors love to listen. --- Instead of looking for breakthroughs, it's better to learn to cut losses first. That's the real deal.

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unrekt.eth

· 5h ago

Are you just hyping yourself up? Saying leverage isn't recommended, then turning around and using leverage yourself...😂

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PumpingCroissant

· 5h ago

Experts are indeed knowledgeable, but I think this wave of PEPE market is mostly driven by gambling mentality. Leverage is better not to use; I've seen too many people get liquidated. It's easy to read the trend, but the real difficulty is controlling desire, isn't it? What is the market brewing? I think it's mainly retail investors taking over from each other. Getting rich overnight? Wake up, brother, that's the story of a very few lucky ones.

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