I once had high hopes for the FLOW project. At that time, the price was stable around $20, and the project team was making serious efforts, with a substantial amount of funding, which felt very promising. But the subsequent trend was a bit disappointing—the coin price kept falling, and after supporting for a while, I really couldn't hold on any longer and ultimately decided to exit. Looking back now, this decision turned out to be relatively wise. Sometimes investing is like that; not all projects that seem promising develop as expected. FLOW's experience taught me more about when to cut losses and when to hold on. The market always teaches us the lessons we need to learn.
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LazyDevMiner
· 8h ago
Stop loss is just that—no regrets. Being alive is the real victory.
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Deconstructionist
· 8h ago
I should have stocked up more when it was $20. Looking back now, I really missed the chance to sell at the top.
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CommunitySlacker
· 8h ago
If I had known earlier that FLOW would perform so poorly, I would have just gone all-in on other options. What kind of situation is this?
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SurvivorshipBias
· 8h ago
If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have chased the high. It was really painful to see it drop below $20 at that time.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 8h ago
No matter how glamorous the story looks on paper, it can't stop the decline. Looks like you're quite decisive in cutting losses this time.
I once had high hopes for the FLOW project. At that time, the price was stable around $20, and the project team was making serious efforts, with a substantial amount of funding, which felt very promising. But the subsequent trend was a bit disappointing—the coin price kept falling, and after supporting for a while, I really couldn't hold on any longer and ultimately decided to exit. Looking back now, this decision turned out to be relatively wise. Sometimes investing is like that; not all projects that seem promising develop as expected. FLOW's experience taught me more about when to cut losses and when to hold on. The market always teaches us the lessons we need to learn.