Escaped the abyss, only to voluntarily jump into the fire pit. Remember that whale who panic-sold PENGU 8 days ago? Back then, he decisively dumped nearly 30 million tokens at an average price of $0.0069, fleeing with a slim profit in the dead of night. I thought he had seen through the cold winds of the macro environment. But as it turns out, he couldn’t withstand the anxiety of missing out. Just 1 day ago, watching the K-line that didn’t continue to crash, this guy completely broke down. He took the $208,000 he made from selling earlier and rushed back into the casino again. Only this time, the chips were more expensive. He paid a steep average price of $0.0075, only to buy back 27.66 million tokens. In the end, his principal stayed the same, but he lost over 2 million tokens out of thin air, and his account instantly took on an unrealized loss of nearly $10,000. Under the crushing weight of market sentiment, no matter how large the funds, it’s hard to escape the fate of chasing highs and selling lows. This move? Even retail investors would write it into their "what not to do" handbook overnight. Address is in the comments.