In the last month, I did some calculations, and the GIGGLE position has made me lose almost 800,000 on paper.
Those who play with memes are all clear about this line: when heavily invested, one must be prepared—this level of retracement is not an accident, it is the norm. There is an old saying in the circle that puts it bluntly: the real big results will only be left to those who can endure.
I've experienced all kinds of situations before: the price soaring to the ceiling, sudden crashes leading to liquidation, and that kind of despair of going to zero overnight. But to be honest, this time my mindset is surprisingly calm. If it drops, it drops; if there’s a pullback, there’s a pullback— as long as the underlying logic is still there, I won't make any rash moves.
The overall direction hasn't changed, The narrative is still being told, Core chips continue to hold.
Having been in this market for quite a while, there's one thing I increasingly understand: patience is the most expensive ticket to entry.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 11-30 23:46
800,000 evaporated and still so calm, it's really incredible... But to be fair, memes are inherently like this; if you can't handle the mindset, then don't play.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 11-30 13:47
800,000 just evaporated, the mentality is truly incredible, I need to learn this level of calmness.
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BankruptWorker
· 11-30 07:30
It’s impressive to remain so calm after losing 800,000, but I still think memes are just gambling; it’s all about the mindset.
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AirdropHarvester
· 11-28 00:52
800,000 evaporated and still so calm, this mindset is truly impressive.
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alpha_leaker
· 11-28 00:51
800,000 evaporated and yet they are so calm, that's truly incredible. If it were me, I would have already lost my composure, this is the difference between me and Large Investors.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 11-28 00:49
800,000 evaporated and still so calm, it's either a good mindset or they really don't see money as money, or they just haven't hit their psychological bottom line. How do you see this wave, GIGGLE?
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POAPlectionist
· 11-28 00:31
800,000 evaporated and still so calm, this mindset is really something; however, I don't quite understand this GIGGLE thing.
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ValidatorVibes
· 11-28 00:27
ngl, 80w evaporation sounds crazy but that's just the game rules of memes... the key is that you can still calmly hold on to the core chips, that's the true validator mindset – knowing when to stick to the consensus and when not to be liquidated by short-term noise, this kind of conviction is almost like the voting rights at the governance level.
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MEVHunter
· 11-28 00:24
800,000 evaporated and still so calm, it's not a good mindset, it's probably calculated the arbitrage space in the mempool. True gamblers understand - the greater the fall, the fatter the price difference opportunity, it just depends on who can optimize their gas fees better.
In the last month, I did some calculations, and the GIGGLE position has made me lose almost 800,000 on paper.
Those who play with memes are all clear about this line: when heavily invested, one must be prepared—this level of retracement is not an accident, it is the norm. There is an old saying in the circle that puts it bluntly: the real big results will only be left to those who can endure.
I've experienced all kinds of situations before: the price soaring to the ceiling, sudden crashes leading to liquidation, and that kind of despair of going to zero overnight. But to be honest, this time my mindset is surprisingly calm. If it drops, it drops; if there’s a pullback, there’s a pullback— as long as the underlying logic is still there, I won't make any rash moves.
The overall direction hasn't changed,
The narrative is still being told,
Core chips continue to hold.
Having been in this market for quite a while, there's one thing I increasingly understand: patience is the most expensive ticket to entry.