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Du Jun: The paper loss from increasing Ether holdings over the past year has exceeded $20 million, with no plans to "cut loss."

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On March 4th, Du Jun, a co-founder of ABCDE, posted on social media and said, "As of today, Ethereum has returned to $2000. I have done the calculations. After increasing my Ethereum holdings over the past year, I have suffered a paper loss of more than $20 million." "I will not panic and sell. I continue to have confidence in the Ethereum ecosystem and its value to the industry. I am considering selling other assets at a certain time to increase my Ethereum holdings and reduce the average holding cost."
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