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What about those who lost at #Crypto ? 🤌 Became a dollar millionaire in 3 days The guy just bought a new memecoin BOME, which gave more than 60,000% from the bottom on March 14th to the high on March 16th. But don't rush to catch fomo. In this world, if there are winners, there are always losers. For example, Lookonchain analysts discovered a guy who traded 11 memcoins and lost 754,#SOL ($147,000) in 3 days. Each of his trades was a loss (second screen). He always buys high and sells low. There are many success stories, but there are even more sad ones, keep this in mind when trading..... #Bitcoin(BTC) #HODLforLife #2024

What about those who lost at #Crypto ?

🤌 Became a dollar millionaire in 3 days

The guy just bought a new memecoin BOME, which gave more than 60,000% from the bottom on March 14th to the high on March 16th.

But don't rush to catch fomo. In this world, if there are winners, there are always losers. For example, Lookonchain analysts discovered a guy who traded 11 memcoins and lost 754,#SOL ($147,000) in 3 days. Each of his trades was a loss (second screen). He always buys high and sells low.

There are many success stories, but there are even more sad ones, keep this in mind when trading.....

#Bitcoin(BTC) #HODLforLife #2024

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