Let me talk about my experience of flipping on PIPPIN. I initially got on board at 0.08, thinking there was potential based on the trend. However, I kept buying as it fell, averaging up to 0.137. I held on for two days, and my account lost enough to buy an Audi A6. Now I've realized that this thing is just a trap, and I’m really exhausted. Brothers, be cautious before getting on board, don’t be a dumb buyer like I was.

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CommunitySlacker

· 4h ago

The more it falls, the more I buy is really a killer move, I have also fallen for it. This is the psychology of a gambler, no stop loss is just a slow suicide. PIPPIN should have seen this clearly long ago, there are still many scam coins out there. Increasing the position until the mentality explodes, worth it. Next time remember, stop loss is a lifeline, not surrender.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 4h ago

Bro, this is the gambler's mentality. The more it falls, the more you buy. It's truly a deadly poison.

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14uHit1400u

· 4h ago

Just go for it💪

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GasWrangler

· 4h ago

actually, if you analyze the data on your entry mechanics here... averaging up from 0.08 to 0.137 is textbook sub-optimal portfolio management. you essentially executed the mathematically inverse of what the math dictates. the real issue isn't PIPPIN—it's your transaction strategy was demonstrably inefficient from a base layer perspective.

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