I sold PEPE out of fear... and I learned the most expensive lesson!!!
In previous months, the price of $PEPE started to drop sharply. I panicked. I thought: “This is going to zero” and I sold.
Later... it rose more than 30%.
Has something like this happened to you?
That mistake left me with one of the most valuable lessons in the crypto world:
It’s not always the market that liquidates you; sometimes it’s yourself.
I want to share what I learned:
1. Memecoins move by emotion, and so do you.
It doesn’t matter how much you know; if you act out of fear or greed, you will lose. PEPE rises and falls sharply.
If you don't have the stomach for that, it's better to observe from the outside.
2. You shouldn't marry a coin, but you also shouldn't run at the first shout.
You entered for a reason; why did you exit without thinking? Panic is a terrible compass.
3. Every mistake is an investment in your learning.
That loss hurt me, yes. But today I know that a clear strategy (with entries, exits, and objectives) is worth more than a thousand predictions.
Today I continue to observe PEPE. I don’t marry it, but I also don’t underestimate it. In crypto, patience pays more than fear.
Has something like this happened to you with PEPE or another memecoin?
I read you in the comments.