$TROY

Oh, so you sold your Troy coin at 0.0035 or 0.0038, huh? Bet you were strutting around like the Wolf of Wall Street, thinking you nailed the timing. Now here you are, watching the price inch up, gripping your head like, “Why didn’t I hold?!” That regret hitting harder than a gym session after skipping leg day, huh?

But instead of owning it, you’re out here like some self-declared financial savior, screaming, “The coin will delist! It’s a scam! Everyone panic!”—basically waving a big red flag of your own regret. Deep down, though, we all know the truth: you’re just trying to drag others into your misery so you don’t feel as bad.

Here’s the thing: the market doesn’t care about your drama. Shouting “scam” from the rooftops isn’t going to rewind time, and it’s not going to scare anyone into selling at the price you want. You’re basically trying to fight the tide with a teaspoon.

Let me help you out: instead of wasting your breath on forums, why not do something productive? Pizza delivery sounds like a solid gig. At least there, you get tips for effort, not pity. And hey, maybe those tips will fund your next investment—hopefully one you’ll hold onto long enough to actually win this time.