Actually, there's no need to worry too much about a certain KOL's trading losses. Without mentioning his multiple operations in the market, just last year, the meme coin his team released reportedly brought him a profit of 30 million dollars.

To be honest, for those who mainly rely on non-trading means to realize value, it really doesn't make much sense for us to focus on their trading records.

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RugDocDetective

· 43m ago

30 million is just a small amount; the real money comes from launching tokens and cashing out on retail investors.

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BoredApeResistance

· 13h ago

That's right, this guy doesn't make a living from trading at all. --- A single meme coin brings in 30 million. A few percentage points of trading losses mean nothing to him. --- Exactly, what's the point of scrutinizing trading records? Launching tokens is their main business. --- With 30 million dollars coming in at once, who cares about some unrealized losses in a trading account? --- At the end of the day, it's just different cash-out channels. No need to judge by trading performance. --- They're making easy money by launching tokens, while we're still watching candlestick charts. The gap is real. --- True, non-trading income is where the real money is. Focusing on trading alone means you've already lost. --- One meme coin brings in 30 million, so trading losses are really negligible. --- The main way to cash out isn't even through trading, so what's the point of focusing on it?

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