$TROY
{spot}(TROYUSDT)
Oh, so you sold your Troy coin at 0.0035 or 0.0038, thinking you made the smartest move of the century. Fast forward a bit, and now you’re watching the price move, probably kicking yourself every time it ticks upward. Regret’s a heavy thing to carry, huh?
But instead of learning from the experience, you’re out here on forums and chats, shouting, “The coin will delist soon! It’s a scam! Panic, everyone, PANIC!”—like some self-appointed prophet of doom. Deep down, though, we all know what’s really happening: you’re just trying to convince yourself (and maybe a few gullible others) that you didn’t make a mistake.
Let’s face it: wasting hours trying to create FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) won’t undo your decision. It won’t bring back the coins you sold, and it won’t magically make the price drop to where you want it.
Here’s a thought—why not channel all that energy into something productive? Pizza delivery, for example. It’s honest work, and hey, those tips could add up. Who knows? Maybe you’ll make enough to jump back into the market when you’re ready to make smarter moves next time.
