2026-01-09 03:29:27

Sometimes you think you're a smart person, but after a series of operations, you realize you're just a rookie. That's me. I jumped in at 0.18, and in the end, I got completely wiped out and had to exit.

Unexpectedly, this coin's spot trading recently got listed on a major exchange. Watching the market start up, I was initially stunned—how did this happen?

The question now is, how many people will participate in this wave of the secondary market? From previous experiences, the costs for new participants in a new round are definitely uneven. Some will buy at high prices, while others have even lower costs.

Honestly, I'm very curious now. Who among you is participating in this opportunity? At what price point is your cost? Or have you learned your lesson and are now decisively waiting and watching?

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ContractTearjerker

· 01-09 19:24

This wave is really ironic, being cut to pieces initially and now coming back to stir up trouble. Wait, could it be that the harvesters are here again this time? I think I'll just watch for now. The guy who bought in at 0.18 is probably freaking out right now; real stories are always more exciting than novels. I'm out, my wallet has already learned its lesson. Is the signal from this exchange's launch a good sign or a sign of dumping? I need to think it over carefully. It's the same old trick again, the leeks should line up now, right?

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SingleForYears

· 01-09 03:57

0.18 got liquidated? Bro, this tuition fee is really not cheap. Still want to rush into top-tier exchanges now? I advise you to stay calm. Why is it always that I react only after the fact, only after the market has already started? This time I choose to watch the show; learning from the lesson is the most important. With such a big difference in cost, nine out of ten latecomers are probably just taking over as the bagholders.

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MEVictim

· 01-09 03:44

0.18 went in and now it looks like it's taking off, how should I say this feeling... a bit uncomfortable Maybe cut losses and sell during the rise? Or keep holding... so conflicted I heard that people at high positions have already been trapped, truly a continuous stream of new retail investors This time the leading exchange is launching, it feels like another round of cutting losses is coming Has anyone already been lurking at the low positions? Come out and show off I've really learned to be smart this time, I absolutely won't chase the high Watching it rise, I just think, could the next sucker be me...

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LiquidationHunter

· 01-09 03:43

Damn, isn't this what we often call a "face-slapping scene"? After getting your coins hacked, you end up on the exchange. It's really ironic. I'm just here to watch the show this time. After being hacked once, I've had enough and don't want to gamble on that probability again. Wait, is this another attempt to harvest new newbies? I bet five bucks someone will jump in for sure.

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