PIPPIN Large Investors held the coin for a year and finally cashed out: they missed the 7.6 million high point but this time seized the Rebound and directly close all positions.

[比推] A large investor holding PIP coins for over a year has finally made a move.

The address starting with 2Gc2Xg has just emptied all 24.8 million PIPPIN, cashing out 3.74 million dollars, locking in a profit of 3.65 million dollars—yielding a staggering 4066%. As for the cost? A year ago, he bought in with 450 SOL, which cost about 90,000 dollars at that time.

The most ruthless part is the timing. On January 11, the paper profit surged to 7.6 million, but this guy didn't take action at all. As a result, PIPPIN's market value later fell below 10 million, and the unrealized profit was directly halved.

Fortunately, the price has rebounded recently. This time he was smart and took advantage of the market recovery to liquidate his position directly—selling all his chips with 29,527 SOL. Missing a high point once is already painful enough, and with the second opportunity coming, he certainly cannot hesitate again.

Even diamond hands have times when they can't hold on; the key is whether you can wait for the next rebound window.