Published 4 Jul 2026, 08:09 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 11:01 UTC
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first uPNL update for my new $FARTCOIN long - current uPNL: $125,438 - amount invested: ~$79,500 - average entry: $0.13522 - leverage used: 6x i'm up six figures on this position, and i feel like this is a good time to post my first update the last time i took a public FARTCOIN long like this, i went from roughly $300k to $8 million in uPNL before 10/10 eventually wiped me out will i be able to replicate that success? i guess we'll see. i think FARTCOIN is extremely oversold and quite undervalued here as a memecoin play if we get sustained relief across the market if we get an aggressive pullback, i'll likely just add more to my position because i believe the R/R heavily favors being long rather than short here if historical 4-year cycle patterns hold, then maybe we get one more flush this quarter before the real move begins in Q4 if experience has taught me anything, however, it's that extremely oversold memecoins like this can still trade around current levels, or even higher, even if $BTC goes on to make new lows later the key things for me are: - FARTCOIN is down almost 95% and is so extremely oversold that i believe the R/R favors being long rather than short - i don't think FARTCOIN is going to die. i genuinely believe it's one of the memecoins that will make new ATHs once we return to strong bull market conditions - on a macro level, $BTC and $SOL are both so crazily oversold that a meaningful rally feels long overdue—and that's going to benefit FARTCOIN - historical data suggests we get a strong rally at some point this year, whether that's driven by the traditional 4-year cycle or the coming midterms. in either scenario, i think an aggressive rally is coming for both FARTCOIN and crypto i want to be clear that everything i'm sharing above is uPNL (i.e. unrealized) i'll likely continue posting updates at key milestones as this trade evolves, all else being equal—for example: $500k, seven figures, and beyond, God willing@theunipcs 🤝View original on X ↗
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