Definition
NGMI is the community's way of saying someone's behavior predicts failure. Panic-selling solid positions, aping into obvious scams, leveraging into volatility, refusing to learn. It's usually thrown as an insult; sometimes it's accurate.
It's also misused. Taking profit isn't NGMI. Cutting a dead trade isn't NGMI. Passing on a launch because the contract is suspect isn't NGMI. The actual NGMI pattern is repeating the same expensive mistake and not updating.
Examples
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Aped five rugs in a row and still doesn't check contracts. NGMI.
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'Took profit at 3x? NGMI.' No, that's just risk management.
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Leveraged long a memecoin at the top. That's the NGMI trade.
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