2025-12-06 23:31:08

Watching everyone panic sell their POOPOO bags right now. Honestly? I'm betting this thing pumps once the weak hands finish dumping.

Kicking myself though - should've loaded way more when we were sitting at that 2.2M market cap. That entry would've been chef's kiss. But hey, hindsight's always 20/20 in this game.

Anyone else holding through this? Or am I the only degen left believing in this one?

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PumpDetector

· 2025-12-09 16:05

nah this is classic accumulation phase pattern, weak hands always fold at the worst times. been through mt. gox era, seen this movie too many times already.

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GasFeeLover

· 2025-12-08 16:18

Paper hands, just sell if you have to. I’m not bothered by losing these chips anyway. --- Those who got in at 2.2 million must be regretting it badly now, haha. --- Why does this dip feel like a shakeout? It’s tough to watch. --- I’m still holding, but to be honest, I’m having a hard time. --- Wait, do people still actually believe in POOPOO...? --- This is the necessary path before a pump—survive it and you’ll profit. --- It’s not lonely alone, we’re both here, bro. --- Easy to say, but when it comes down to it, everyone wants to bail.

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LostBetweenChains

· 2025-12-07 03:16

Paper hands selling off is just right for cleaning out weak holders; it'll feel great when the time comes.

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BankruptWorker

· 2025-12-06 23:59

Paper hands are collectively running away, it's a bottom-fishing opportunity now. I'm betting there will be a rebound today.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 2025-12-06 23:52

The paper hands have all run away, now it's our turn to make money. --- Honestly, I didn't buy much at 2.2 million. It's too late to regret now, just waiting for the rebound. --- Still stubbornly holding on, just not willing to give in. --- Haha, after this market move, everyone is a hindsight expert. The key is whether you can actually hold. --- I don't believe that with so many people selling, it can still drop. It has to come back up eventually. --- Raise your hand if you're still holding on—feeling lonely, everyone? --- Wake up, you're probably the last believer. --- Pump? Let's stabilize first and stop dumping before we talk. --- Fully loaded and stuck, won't sell unless it goes to zero.

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ForkItAllDay

· 2025-12-06 23:52

If the paper hands sell at the bottom, I'll buy the dip, it's that simple. --- That 2.2 million wave was insane, but it's too late to regret now haha. --- I'm still holding on tight, just waiting for that rebound moment. --- Honestly, it's all about who can handle the pressure. You guys sell first, I'll pick up the bags. --- Every day people say it's going to pump, but it keeps dropping. I'm numb. --- With a name like POOPOO, it's destined. I'm betting it'll take off. --- Wow, there are still people holding on. Told you I'm not the only degen. --- That hindsight comment is so true—everyone regrets after the fact. --- Let's wait and see. The coins that can survive a near-death experience are the real kings.

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StakeWhisperer

· 2025-12-06 23:52

If the paper hands dump, I'll get in. We're all just here to take a shot anyway. --- I freaking missed out on that 2.2 million pump too, still regretting it now. --- Still holding on, just treating it like a gambler. --- Let's wait until the whales are done dumping, we've seen this play out several times before. --- Seriously, bro, sometimes the projects that the fewest people believe in end up pumping the hardest. --- I'm still here, just a lonely holder. --- It's always easy to be a genius in hindsight. The ones buying now might actually be the smart ones.

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LiquidityWizard

· 2025-12-06 23:48

nah theoretically speaking, panic sellers are statistically significant bagholders—their exit velocity rarely correlates with actual price recovery windows. but empirically, 220m mcap was genuinely optimal scenario for accumulation, risk-adjusted returns would've been brutal.

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MetaMisery

· 2025-12-06 23:38

All the weak hands have left, so let's take off. Anyway, I've already gone flat.

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