Back to collectionSisyphus Cancels His $0.08 Sell Order
Background: Sisyphus had placed a sell order at $0.08, giving his wait for a rebound a precise price. Today: Sisyphus canceled the $0.08 sell order and said only, “It won’t get there.” Impact and next steps: Without that clear target, he had to decide again whether to hold, change his asking price, or leave; the group could no longer treat the order as his plan.
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Background: Sisyphus had placed a sell order at $0.08, giving his wait for a rebound a precise price. Lately, though, the group had talked mostly about airdrop claims, the games’ direction, and a price that would not climb. He began to doubt whether he still wanted to wait on those terms.
Today: Sisyphus canceled the $0.08 sell order and said only, “It won’t get there.” He did not say whether he had set another price or intended to sell. The act withdrew his original condition for waiting, while letting the group see that a longtime participant’s patience was changing.
Impact and next steps: Without that clear target, he had to decide again whether to hold, change his asking price, or leave; the group could no longer treat the order as his plan. The Night Watchman did not turn it into a market signal. He heard a divide in the brief remark: some still awaited progress from the games, while others no longer wanted to wait indefinitely.