A whale's blood and tears account just got exposed.
At the beginning of the year, when the AI Agent concept was booming, this major investor投入了31.12 million USD to buy multiple AI Agent tokens, hoping to get a share. But what happened? As the trend faded, he completely liquidated his holdings this morning—only 2.57 million USD back from 31 million USD invested. A solid -92% loss, directly losing 28.54 million USD.
To be specific, the losses are quite severe: he lost 15.89 million USD on $AIXBT, a 91% drop; $FAI even worse, with a loss of 9.87 million USD and a 92% decline; and positions related to $NFX also faced a 50% cut. From chasing the hype at its peak to the wave receding, in just a few months, this is the outcome.
This trade can be considered a textbook example of chasing the high—when market sentiment is at its peak, it’s often the riskiest time.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 19h ago
Chasing the high is really incredible. -92%, everyone, over 28 million just gone.
Even whales have to eat dirt. This is the true outcome of the AI Agent concept.
Jumping in at the most exciting moment? Bro, you're not chasing the high, you're chasing the blade.
But to be honest, who wasn't fooled by AIXBT at the beginning of the year?
Now I understand what a 'hot pig' is—when the wind stops, it crashes directly.
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ValidatorViking
· 19h ago
yeah... this is exactly why you never chase consensus finality on hype cycles. dude had the capital but clearly zero network resilience instincts lmao
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ApeShotFirst
· 19h ago
Haha, mother of pearl, a 92% loss? This guy is really giving us a lesson with real money.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 19h ago
Wow, $28.54 million just disappeared like that. This is what you call a real blood and tears account.
Chasing highs to this extent is truly incredible.
Getting jealous when others make money and jumping in, only to have the car flip over immediately.
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SolidityNewbie
· 19h ago
Chasing high and losing everything, this is the price of faith.
A typical FOMO bagholder, losing 28.54 million, how resilient must they be?
AI Agent really is a harvest machine this time; we should have been alert to the traps behind the hot topics.
Over 30 million invested, only 2.57 million left; I feel the pain for him.
May I ask how this gentleman is sleeping now? Has he given up?
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rug_connoisseur
· 19h ago
Chasing highs is really the most money-burning hobby in the crypto world, losing over 28 million in one go.
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Haha, another FOMO warrior, this time paying the tuition quite honestly.
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I almost jumped on that AI Agent wave too, luckily I didn’t sweep so aggressively. It seems that cutting losses in time really saves lives.
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It’s always like this—when the hype rises, I can’t resist the temptation. This whale probably has to eat dirt for a long time now.
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What does a 92% drop mean? It’s almost the same as direct transfers. No wonder everyone now hates chasing after hot trends.
A whale's blood and tears account just got exposed.
At the beginning of the year, when the AI Agent concept was booming, this major investor投入了31.12 million USD to buy multiple AI Agent tokens, hoping to get a share. But what happened? As the trend faded, he completely liquidated his holdings this morning—only 2.57 million USD back from 31 million USD invested. A solid -92% loss, directly losing 28.54 million USD.
To be specific, the losses are quite severe: he lost 15.89 million USD on $AIXBT, a 91% drop; $FAI even worse, with a loss of 9.87 million USD and a 92% decline; and positions related to $NFX also faced a 50% cut. From chasing the hype at its peak to the wave receding, in just a few months, this is the outcome.
This trade can be considered a textbook example of chasing the high—when market sentiment is at its peak, it’s often the riskiest time.