Pre vs Post Attack Holders — The “True Believers”

[Hyperion]

Please don’t do anything to to drive a wedge between UST holders (no matter when!) and new LUNA holders. I could write a book as to why—I’ll save it for now. Let’s just focus on opposing the current attempt to Are You Gee us with a hardfork—and on out-competing that with something more valuable.

By this point, I have a number of personal stories on both the UST and LUNA sides. You’ll appreciate this part, on the LUNA side—and note, I could get out at extremely high % profit now if I wanted short-term profits here:

@Hyperion

Last week, especially, was a financial nightmare for me. When I made my first post here about a buy >$8, I was reeling from shock and soon in for worse. On 5/11, at the time when many people presume that the Terra BTC was being dumped, I lost most of my remaining assets to liquidation. I almost lost everything from that; by that point, only a weeklong sleepless marathon of emergency loss-management and incremental de-leveraging had sufficiently shored me up that I could salvage something.

My LUNA bottom buys started as a sort of a wistful joke, because I was really out of money. When it bottomed, I had just under $20.50 USDT in my wallet—that’s it. I blindly tossed ten bucks into an AMM. Over 1.3 million LUNA came out. Next ten bucks—almost 1.5m LUNA. Then, I threw in the rest of my cash on hand—less than fifty cents. Out came >138k LUNA, for a price of about 3.6 microdollars each!

At that point, I got serious. I started taking on new debt in small increments. Every new borrow increased my immediate and ongoing risk of total wipeout. All good sense and “don’t invest what you can’t afford to lose” went straight out the window: I had to get more LUNAs!

It was the week that went from me losing most of the BTC that I had carefully accumulated and held for years, straight to me piling up millions of LUNAs. It was one of the worst weeks of my life. Time will tell whether it was also one of the best weeks of my life.