2026-01-07 05:23:21

$250,000 evaporated by 86.9% overnight. This move is a bit desperate👀

A certain on-chain wallet started selling 16 hours ago. When they saw a certain token plummet, they decisively decided to buy the dip—accumulating a total of $250,000, with an average cost of $0.02892. The result? After waking up and opening the account, the assets had shrunk to less than one-third. The market cap of that token also plummeted to $3.84 million.

What’s even more heartbreaking is that they still hold 500,000 USDT, currently watching and deciding on a major exchange. The rapid destruction of wealth in the crypto world often happens overnight—this time, a bloody lesson.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 01-10 05:09

Buying the dip and ending up with a whole house is indeed true—this is the daily life of crypto gamblers, right?

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GateUser-00be86fc

· 01-09 14:34

Bottoming out and ending up in the ICU—that's the true picture of the crypto world. What was this guy thinking? Betting 250,000 when he was bearish, and after waking up, it shrank to less than a third. 500,000 USDT is still waiting there to be taken. A textbook case of heavy loss—remember this next time. Another one beaten down by the market. I don't understand this wave. As expected, there is no absolute bottom, only absolute deep trapping.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-08 03:22

Buying the dip turned into wiping out the family, this is the crypto world. --- Lack of sleep is the enemy of bottom-fishing. --- Still dare to hesitate with 500,000 USDT? This guy's experience is really something. --- $0.02892 as the cost price, how to say... blessings. --- Another story beginning with "I found a great opportunity." --- Seeing assets shrink by 86.9% and still able to make rational decisions? That’s really tough. --- This is why I only dare to play with small amounts—brutal lessons learned. --- 250,000 gone overnight, 500,000 still gambling... what kind of mental resilience is that? --- Buying the dip turned into wiping out the family, I just watch and say nothing. --- Token market cap plunging to 3.84 million, how incredible is that? --- The next victim is already in place.

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-07 05:46

Buying the dip turned into losing everything; this is the flavor of the crypto world.

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QuorumVoter

· 01-07 05:46

Buying the dip halfway up the mountain, this is the crypto world. --- Sleep for a while and it's gone, I really don’t dare to play like that. --- 300,000 suddenly gone, this guy must have a really strong heart. --- Seeing this, I’m glad I don’t have that much capital, hahaha. --- That 500,000 USDT probably has both hands trembling right now. --- Another story of "I was wrong," will I dare to buy the dip next time? --- That’s why I always watch from the sidelines. --- A day in the crypto world is like ten years in the human world, no joke.

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WalletDetective

· 01-07 05:44

Buying the dip turned into climbing the stairs—that's the daily life in the crypto world.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-07 05:36

Buying the dip only halfway up the mountain, this is the daily life in the crypto world --- Sleeping and waking up to find wealth has evaporated, I really can't believe it --- Still holding 500,000 USDT, how strong must that mentality be --- What a terrible cost basis at $0.02892, how painful is that --- Another bloody lesson, will I buy the dip again next time --- Market cap jumped to 3.84 million, why is this market so fragile --- I just want to know if I still dare to continue exploring --- This speed is more exciting than a roller coaster --- The key is what to do with that 500,000, it's truly hopeless --- The biggest fear when buying the dip is ending up trapped completely

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