A trader has recently gone viral. This guy turned $58,700 into $489,900 in just one week by going long on PEPE—almost an 8x increase.
How did he do it? It’s not that complicated. Seven days ago, he invested $58,700 on a derivatives platform and opened a 10x leveraged long position on PEPE. Normally, such leverage blowups are common in these situations. But he was lucky enough to catch a strong market rally, and PEPE surged this week.
More importantly, he didn’t just go all-in and then relax. He adopted a rolling profit strategy—each time he made a profit, he reinvested it to add to his position, becoming increasingly bold. Gradually, his PEPE holdings accumulated to 221.96 million tokens (at the time’s price, the total value of his position in the account once surged to $1.52 million).
From an initial $58,700 to finally $489,900, that’s a 734% increase. Of course, such returns are not unheard of in the crypto market, but they are still quite aggressive. The problem is, high leverage and high returns often come with high risks—if the market moves against you, the account can be wiped out in minutes.
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ChainChef
· 01-07 12:06
ngl this is just a perfectly simmered recipe for disaster waiting to happen... sure the market seasoning was *chef's kiss* this week but one bad market flip and that whole pot boils over instantly lmao
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MevHunter
· 01-06 13:51
This guy just guessed the right direction. What about next time? Leverage is most dangerous when it's exciting.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 01-05 04:55
That's the gambler's mentality—when luck is on your side, everyone is a genius. Next time PEPE drops 15%, get liquidated immediately, and then someone will write "a trader lost all their assets in a week," and the cycle continues.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-04 13:56
Pure luck, likely to be liquidated next time
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-04 13:53
Damn, this luck is just too incredible. If it were me, I would have been liquidated long ago.
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SnapshotBot
· 01-04 13:46
That's the gambler's mentality—going all-in and having a blast, only to become a loser the next round.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 01-04 13:42
This guy is purely gambling on luck, not a sophisticated strategy. Next time the market moves in the opposite direction, he'll be eating dirt.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 01-04 13:41
That's the gambler's mentality—thinking you're the chosen one after just one stroke of luck.
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NftDeepBreather
· 01-04 13:36
That's the gambler's mentality—when luck is on your side, everyone is a genius; when you hit zero, that's the norm.
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UnluckyMiner
· 01-04 13:30
This guy's luck is really incredible, but I bet five bucks next time he gets liquidated directly.
That's the gambler's mentality—profit then add to the position, eventually you'll break even.
Playing PEPE with 10x leverage, oh my god, how strong must your heart be?
Envy is fake; I just think this move is too crazy.
Honestly, it's survivor bias—no one remembers the people who died.
A trader has recently gone viral. This guy turned $58,700 into $489,900 in just one week by going long on PEPE—almost an 8x increase.
How did he do it? It’s not that complicated. Seven days ago, he invested $58,700 on a derivatives platform and opened a 10x leveraged long position on PEPE. Normally, such leverage blowups are common in these situations. But he was lucky enough to catch a strong market rally, and PEPE surged this week.
More importantly, he didn’t just go all-in and then relax. He adopted a rolling profit strategy—each time he made a profit, he reinvested it to add to his position, becoming increasingly bold. Gradually, his PEPE holdings accumulated to 221.96 million tokens (at the time’s price, the total value of his position in the account once surged to $1.52 million).
From an initial $58,700 to finally $489,900, that’s a 734% increase. Of course, such returns are not unheard of in the crypto market, but they are still quite aggressive. The problem is, high leverage and high returns often come with high risks—if the market moves against you, the account can be wiped out in minutes.