To be honest, I almost forgot about this PEPE trade.
Last week when it was at $4, I casually threw in $5,000 and haven’t really been watching the charts. Today I opened my wallet—up $900 in unrealized gains?
That’s just how these meme coins go: after long periods of sideways movement, they always pump. At this stage, it’s all about shaking out weak hands through repeated volatility, forcing out those who can’t hold on. When the real move starts, only those still on board will get to eat.
My strategy is simple—keep adding on dips, do my thing, and don’t stare at the charts all day. With PEPE’s current hype and consensus, there’s no way the big players won’t pump it. For a real bull run to break out, you need the altcoins to go crazy together, and the meme sector is usually the first to charge.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 12-08 18:10
As expected of you, making money while you sleep. Meanwhile, I watch the charts every day and still end up losing.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 12-08 13:51
Damn, the orders I forgot about ended up making huge profits? That’s crazy, not watching the market actually made me win.
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That’s how it goes during sideways trading, it shakes out the impatient ones and only those who stay get to eat.
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PEPE really is trending, the main players will definitely pump it, just a matter of how high it’ll go.
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Buying the dip sounds great, just hope there isn’t another crash right after adding.
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Seriously, Meme coins are often the vanguard of a bull market, let’s see how far they can run this time.
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$5,000 idle orders took off, kind of regret not putting in more.
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Not watching the market and still making money, that’s the most painful thing I’ve ever heard.
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Holding onto your chips sounds easy, but it’s the hardest thing to actually do.
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BearEatsAll
· 12-08 13:48
Damn, $900 in unrealized gains—this luck is insane. I also got into PEPE half a month ago, but I’ve been stuck holding the bag the whole time. Finally, I’ve broken even. It’s bittersweet.
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DataOnlooker
· 12-08 13:48
This is the real mindset. Forgetting you’re holding is the secret to making money. Got it.
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$900 for free, this must be the blessing of not staring at the screen, haha.
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The key is being able to hold. Retail investors all fail here.
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Meme coins just follow the whales. As long as there’s consensus, there’s nothing to fear.
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Same here. Add more, add more, and add more again. Already went all in anyway.
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If you miss out on this round, you’ll really have to wait for the next sector rotation.
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Sideways movement is just a shakeout, you’re right. I don’t believe the whales will just trap us.
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In a bull market, meme coins take the lead. That logic makes perfect sense.
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$900 in unrealized profit—this trade is worth it. I need to add some more too.
To be honest, I almost forgot about this PEPE trade.
Last week when it was at $4, I casually threw in $5,000 and haven’t really been watching the charts. Today I opened my wallet—up $900 in unrealized gains?
That’s just how these meme coins go: after long periods of sideways movement, they always pump. At this stage, it’s all about shaking out weak hands through repeated volatility, forcing out those who can’t hold on. When the real move starts, only those still on board will get to eat.
My strategy is simple—keep adding on dips, do my thing, and don’t stare at the charts all day. With PEPE’s current hype and consensus, there’s no way the big players won’t pump it. For a real bull run to break out, you need the altcoins to go crazy together, and the meme sector is usually the first to charge.
Be patient and hold your chips steady.