How I turned $400 into $30,000… then watched it disappear

All I knew was Coinbase Wallet, which is the safest.

I started on Ethereum with meme coins. I didn’t know much, but I knew enough to do research. So I started looking into which coins were good, which ones would do the most, whatever that meant at the time.

I found out Pepe was one of the best meme coins. Then I discovered he had brothers. Four brothers. Five brothers. Whatever. But yeah, Pepe had Brett, Landwolf, Andy, and Birddog.

Here’s the thing – I didn’t know how to look at charts back then. The only tool I knew was Token Sniffer. That’s it. Just a simple website.

So I looked up Pepe first. Pepe had like 700,000 holders. Then I checked his brothers:

That caught my attention. Andy at 300 holders meant I was early.

I put $400 into it.

Then I forgot about it. Not completely forgot, but I wasn’t watching every day. Every other day I’d check. Then every other week. Life kept going.

Six or seven months later, I opened my wallet.

That was the most money I had ever seen in my entire life at one time.

I panicked. I didn’t know what to do. I just started selling. I kept hitting sell, sell, sell, sell, sell. Some transactions went through. Some declined. I did like six separate sales because I didn’t know how to sell it all at once.

Finally got rid of everything. $30,000 in my wallet. I thought I was done.

But I kept looking at the charts two hours later. Just watching, trying to understand what the fuck just happened. I clicked on one of my old sell transactions.

I missed out on another 100x. In two hours.

If I had held, I would’ve had way over $200,000 for sure instead of $30,000.

Now I run this site so you don’t make the same mistakes I did. I still trade. I still win. I still lose sometimes. But I never panic sell like that again.

That lesson taught me more than any course ever could.