I heard that the old guy made some big moves in futures trading, and as a result, the transactions related to the Pippin project directly lost over 20 million U. Looking at the trends of mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and BNB, it's easy to get the impulse to gamble.



But this also highlights a problem—large capital does not mean stable trading. Especially when project teams participate in trading, they are more likely to fall into the vicious cycle of chasing gains and selling at losses. The scale of a 20 million U loss clearly shows the ruthlessness of the market. Sometimes, what looks like a fierce order can turn into a deep pit in an instant.

That said, such situations are not uncommon in the crypto world. Many follow big players' operations and end up getting caught. It's important to maintain respect for the market and not be led by short-term fluctuations.
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JustAnotherWalletvip
· 1h ago
20 million U, how much can you gamble? And I really lost it all. Following the big players' routines has long been played out; it's always the same script. That's how the crypto world is. Today they're bragging, tomorrow they'll become a cautionary tale. Having a lot of funds is pointless; in front of the market, everyone is just a leek. Watching others operate makes you want to follow, but this mindset itself is flawed. The promised respect and awe are all forgotten when it comes to the market. Chasing highs and selling lows is the most extreme, and this 20 million U is a vivid example.
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GmGmNoGnvip
· 01-06 10:21
20 million U directly lost, this is the price of a gambler's mentality. No matter how skilled the trader is, they can't withstand a market turnaround. Following the trend big players? If you want to be harvested, just do it. This wave of losses is enough to make people sober; there are no invincible champions in the crypto world. Seemingly stable orders are the easiest to turn into deep pits, really. Project teams will also be taught a lesson by the market; no matter how much money they have, it's useless. Chasing gains and cutting losses without learning to bleed first, you won't learn. Spending 20 million U, it's time to remember this lesson.
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CodeSmellHuntervip
· 01-05 03:55
20 million gone, this is the usual operation in the crypto circle --- Following big players? Bro, are you trying to get bloodsucked? --- Having more funds means you can control the market steadily? Uh, not very realistic --- Sometimes seemingly invincible orders turn around and trap you --- This set in the crypto world is too easy to get cut --- Those who lack respect for the market will pay tuition sooner or later --- The lesson of 20 million USD, this time it was quite costly --- Don’t be fooled by short-term fluctuations, really --- The cycle of chasing gains and selling losses, the routine is outdated --- Project teams participating in trading? That’s even more prone to crashes
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AirdropDreamBreakervip
· 01-05 03:51
Haha, 20 million U just disappeared like that. It's really a common practice in the crypto circle. I've always said that following the trend big players are just giving away their assets, and now there's another vivid example. Respect the market, there's no other way.
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NFTRegrettervip
· 01-05 03:44
20 million U is gone, this is what you call market education haha The fate of trend-following big players is like this, repeatedly harvested
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