XMR has lost its appeal at this point. Managed to exit the position at $640, and honestly, the timing felt right to pull the trigger before things got worse overnight. Sometimes cutting losses or taking profits is the smartest move you can make. Already removed it from the watchlist—no point in monitoring what you're no longer betting on. The market's telling a different story now than it did before.
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SybilSlayer
· 12h ago
Cutting losses is the right move; this wave of XMR really doesn't have much potential anymore.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 12h ago
It's better to get out early. XMR really isn't interesting anymore; it runs faster than I do.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 12h ago
I should have known better than to touch XMR... But then again, walking away with $640 intact was a wise move to avoid getting caught in a trap.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12h ago
Sober stop-loss, the top at around 640 is a sign that there's nothing good to expect from this wave.
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TokenTherapist
· 12h ago
Should have run earlier. Keeping XMR on the watchlist is a complete waste of time. Selling at $640 was indeed a wise move; otherwise, you'd be stuck with losses. Sometimes, cutting losses promptly is more important than anything else. Don't fight the market.
XMR has lost its appeal at this point. Managed to exit the position at $640, and honestly, the timing felt right to pull the trigger before things got worse overnight. Sometimes cutting losses or taking profits is the smartest move you can make. Already removed it from the watchlist—no point in monitoring what you're no longer betting on. The market's telling a different story now than it did before.