Long-time memecoin traders who keep lamenting their losses? Here's the thing—they weren't blindsided. This is a zero-sum game, always has been. They made the choice, knew the risks, and now they're dodging accountability. At some point, you've gotta stop blaming the market and start looking in the mirror. Own your decisions. That's how you actually learn from crypto.
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TokenStorm
· 9h ago
On-chain data shows that 87% of memecoin holders are lamenting, but my backtesting model had already issued an early warning for this wave. In simple terms, it's the gambler's mentality at work—people only realize they should have been cautious after being caught off guard.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 12-17 06:54
Bottoming out, energy conserved, losses are just paying tuition for the next rebirth.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 12-17 06:53
That's true, but let's not be too absolute. Some newcomers really don't understand anything when they get caught in a scam.
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RektDetective
· 12-17 06:34
That's true, but... people who lose money will never admit they're bad at this.
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AirdropHuntress
· 12-17 06:25
To put it simply, those blaming the market for holding tokens at a loss should have looked in the mirror long ago. Data shows that the tokenomics design of such projects mostly has issues, but if you know the risks and still go all in, you have to bear the responsibility yourself. Zero-sum games are like this—someone profits, someone loses, don't pass the buck.
Long-time memecoin traders who keep lamenting their losses? Here's the thing—they weren't blindsided. This is a zero-sum game, always has been. They made the choice, knew the risks, and now they're dodging accountability. At some point, you've gotta stop blaming the market and start looking in the mirror. Own your decisions. That's how you actually learn from crypto.