Is it wise to sell part of my $PIPPIN holdings at the 2.123 level? Honestly, I'm not quite sure. Does the whale still intend to push the price higher? If I can cash out these chips in my hand, at least I could recover some of my previous losses.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 1h ago
It's better to run steadily than to run fast. Sold at 2.123 anyway, didn’t lose much.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 12-08 20:46
I'm someone who regrets things easily. I always feel like I sold too early—should I wait and see a bit longer?
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mev_me_maybe
· 12-08 20:43
You can't guess the intentions of the market makers. Instead of getting caught up in it, it's better to take your profits first. After all, making up for losses is the most important thing.
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SatsStacking
· 12-08 20:34
This guy seems a bit panicked. There's no need for that—the intentions of the market makers are impossible to guess.
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SchrödingersNode
· 12-08 20:22
Who can really figure out what the big players are thinking? I think there's a good chance they'll push it up again.
Is it wise to sell part of my $PIPPIN holdings at the 2.123 level? Honestly, I'm not quite sure. Does the whale still intend to push the price higher? If I can cash out these chips in my hand, at least I could recover some of my previous losses.