Crypto trader dumps $188.6K on $RKC after FOMO buy, as Roaring Kitty deletes post triggering crash amid meme coin volatility.

According to @QCompounding, buying a stock just because it performed well recently is risky because yesterday’s winners can become tomorrow’s losers, so past performance alone is not a reliable buy signal for traders (source: @QCompounding on X, Jan 11, 2026). For trade execution, this means avoid entries driven purely by recent gains and FOMO, and reassess risk-reward instead of chasing momentum, a principle that also applies to crypto assets like BTC and ETH where recent leaders can reverse quickly (source: @QCompounding on X, Jan 11, 2026).

According to @lookonchain, a newly created wallet 5CmCRV spent 250,000 USDT to buy 8.54M $114514 near the top and now holds just $34.38K, a $215.6K loss (−86%) verified on-chain (source: @lookonchain; Solscan). This case flags FOMO entry risk in micro-cap tokens and underscores the need to verify flows and liquidity on-chain before sizing positions or chasing spikes (source: @lookonchain; Solscan).