2026-01-03 11:30:50

It's a new year again, and the PEPE main storyline has suddenly become active. Do you remember the "PEPE whale with a 100% win rate in swings"?

This guy started accumulating back in June last year and now holds 13.1 trillion PEPE tokens, with an average cost basis of just $0.00001683. To be honest, he went through hell — on October 11th, the price dropped to $0.00000279, resulting in an unrealized loss of $18.43 million, with a single-asset drawdown of 83.4%.

He held on without selling, and now the situation has improved. The unrealized loss has been reduced to $14.24 million. The candlestick chart is starting to strengthen again, and this kind of resilience is truly impressive. From the historical low to the current rebound, PEPE's story is far from over.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 01-05 20:37

Wow, this guy's mental toughness is incredible. With a floating loss of 18.43 million, he hasn't made a move. I'm so nervous I wet my pants.

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CryptoTherapist

· 01-03 12:00

ngl this whale's holding pattern is giving serious portfolio trauma recovery vibes... that 83.4% drawdown? that's the kind of emotional volatility that separates the diamond hands from the paper panic sellers. let's unpack the psychological resilience here—83.4% retracement is literally a test of your entire trading identity 🧠

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WenMoon

· 01-03 11:59

Oh my goodness, this is the real diamond hands. I didn't sell even with a floating loss of 18.43 million. I, a small retail investor, simply can't learn this.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-03 11:56

This whale's mental resilience is truly incredible; they can withstand a floating loss of $18.43 million... I need to learn from this level of resolve.

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