Recently, PIPPIN has attracted a lot of attention due to issues with contract fee settlement frequency. Frankly, traders who have been shorting during this period should have a deep understanding of this hourly fee arrangement. The fee mechanism itself is designed to balance spot and contract prices, which is theoretically reasonable. But charging every hour? That does seem a bit frequent.
Currently, PIPPIN has exited its downtrend, but for cryptocurrencies like this that are strongly controlled by large traders, the market often surprises. A single candle can push the price up or down, and the movement depends entirely on the操盘方's rhythm. Market observers need to be cautious of the risks brought by this kind of control characteristic.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 12-22 02:02
Eating fees every hour, the brothers doing shorting must be bleeding heavily during this time.
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StealthDeployer
· 12-19 12:48
Cutting once every hour, causing short sellers to cry their eyes out
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This PIPPIN trick, big players dominate everything, retail investors are just the chives
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The fee mechanism theory is perfect, but in reality, it's the harshest way to cut people
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A single line manipulates the market, is this what you call a market? Laughs
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Those shorting PIPPIN are so miserable, being drained by time
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Controlling coins are always hard to defend against, the next unpredictable move is waiting for you in the corner
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ForumMiningMaster
· 12-19 12:47
Cut once every hour; brothers who are shorting the contract are probably going to suffer heavy losses.
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NightAirdropper
· 12-19 12:45
Tariffs are charged every hour, and the old buddies who are short have lost blood during this time
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 12-19 12:38
Charging once per hour? Who designed this, just outright scalp the sheep
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For a project like PIPPIN, when big players pump, everyone follows blindly, there's no logic at all
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Being drained when shorting, getting crushed when going long, this coin is just ridiculous
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Caution? We've been cautious all along, but still have to play, what can we do
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Charging fees on hourly levels is basically just wanting short-term traders to bleed out
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Watching a line rise from the valley to the sky, my mentality really collapses
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I can't understand this kind of controlled coin, anyway, someone will buy the dip when it falls
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Fee balancing for spot contracts? Sounds fancy, but in reality, it's just increasing the frequency of cutting leeks
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PIPPIN breaking out of the decline? Don't be fooled, we don't know if it's a rebound or a reversal
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We don't know what big players are thinking, but we have to follow the rhythm and dance
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GamefiGreenie
· 12-19 12:35
Deduct once every hour, how many people would be lost? Why not just seize it directly?
Recently, PIPPIN has attracted a lot of attention due to issues with contract fee settlement frequency. Frankly, traders who have been shorting during this period should have a deep understanding of this hourly fee arrangement. The fee mechanism itself is designed to balance spot and contract prices, which is theoretically reasonable. But charging every hour? That does seem a bit frequent.
Currently, PIPPIN has exited its downtrend, but for cryptocurrencies like this that are strongly controlled by large traders, the market often surprises. A single candle can push the price up or down, and the movement depends entirely on the操盘方's rhythm. Market observers need to be cautious of the risks brought by this kind of control characteristic.