2026-01-08 23:24:21

PIPPIN this wave of market looks a bit weak, to be honest, it's just a dead cat bounce, the rebound strength is there. The key issue is that liquidity is already stretched thin, and chasing longs at this point basically has no real significance.

Let's review previous opportunities—you didn't act on long positions from 0.2 to 0.25, and now you only think about opening a position at 0.36? That logic doesn't quite add up. To put it bluntly, this isn't a matter of left side or right side; it's purely a tail-flicking market. It looks like a significant increase, but the data on new positions can't support this wave of gains.

The market has already cleaned out retail investors for over a month; out of 10 retail traders, at most 2 can make money—this is the current situation. Those stubborn retail investors have long been washed out. While the number of retail investors is high, their capital pools are limited. No one is taking over in PIPPIN's spot market; the big players are holding a large pile of chips, pondering how to unload them, right?

Honestly, there's no need to deadlock here with PIPPIN. Don't take it too seriously. If you go against the big players, think about what they profit from—that's from retail investors' pockets. You need to ask yourself, which side are you really on?

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-10 22:07

Just a dead cat bounce, chasing now is just feeding the market. PIPPIN is almost out of liquidity with this kind of pattern, what are you chasing? Back when it was 0.2, I didn't dare to move. Now at 0.36, chasing it up hard? That's pretty funny. The market maker has a bunch of inventory, retail investors only have a few bucks, can't play this game. Don't fight the market maker to the death, in the end, you'll only lose yourself. This wave is just a fish tail, looks like it's going up but it's actually just cutting people. Nine and a half out of ten retail investors will die, the PIPPIN trap is deep enough. No one is willing to take the other side of the order book, chasing in is just pointless. Honestly, this level is a trap.

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tokenomics_truther

· 01-10 04:25

It's just a dead cat bounce, not even 0.2 has been bought in, and they insist on 0.36 to pick up the bag, this is ridiculous.

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airdrop_huntress

· 01-08 23:53

Don't chase the dead cat bounce anymore; liquidity is almost gone, and the big players are waiting to offload their holdings.

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NFTHoarder

· 01-08 23:49

I've been saying not to chase the high, do you understand now? It's too late. I'm just wondering, why didn't anyone dare to buy at 0.2? The big players have long been full, and we're still here taking the bait. Instead of stubbornly fighting PIPPIN, better to look at other opportunities. With such poor liquidity, trying to buy the dip? Probably just trying to lose money. With this trading volume, you want to pump the price? That's hilarious. The data clearly can't support this increase; a fish tail market is no surprise. Retail investors have been thoroughly cleaned out in over a month; that's routine operation. No need to compete with the big players; we're no match.

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CryptoWageSlave

· 01-08 23:47

Chasing high at 0.36 is really amazing. I already said that around 0.2 was the real opportunity. Now there's another name on the list of bagholders.

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