2025-12-24 12:20:59

Recently, I teamed up with a few partners to dive into the $PIPPIN market again. Honestly, this round of trading taught me a lot. The overall market structure is limited, so I decisively closed most of my positions after a stop loss of just over 20 points.

To be honest, these kinds of big meme coins are really not suitable for ordinary retail investors. First, the margin pressure is just there; adding leverage casually can easily blow up your account with a single reverse market move. Second, the manipulator’s tactics are truly bottomless—they basically leave no room for retail investors to survive. This also explains why so many people eventually return to mainstream coins—it's not that they lack ideas, but mainstream coins are indeed more stable.

Looking at it now, a more conservative strategy in terms of fund management and emotional control can actually help you survive longer. Those dreams of quick wealth with high leverage are mostly illusions. The real target should be the actual market volatility, not your own desires.

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WhaleWatcher

· 12-24 12:46

Playing Yaobi is like playing with fire, really. Set a stop loss of 20 points and run, this guy knows his stuff. High leverage is indeed gambling; I've seen too many accounts go to zero overnight. Mainstream coins are stable because they are stable, no fancy tricks involved. Greed is truly the biggest enemy of retail investors, no doubt. Living is much more important than making quick money, and I stand by that. A good mindset can help you live longer; this is a hard-earned lesson from my experience. Quick wealth from Yaobi? Ha, the chances are even lower than winning the lottery. A conservative strategy is actually the safest way to make money; it sounds contradictory but it's true. The methods used by market makers to cut leeks are truly bottomless; retail investors need to face reality. Most of those who go all-in with high leverage have already woken up from their dreams. With proper capital management, you won't fear any market condition.

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StableCoinKaren

· 12-24 12:44

Yao Coin is like this, cycle after cycle of being cut, I've seen through it long ago. To put it simply, you still have to honestly play mainstream coins, a good mindset will help you live longer. That moment with the天地针 was truly amazing, leverage is just a ticking time bomb. Retail investors and big players are not even on the same level, recognizing reality is the most important. Fund management is more important than anything else, this time I guess I paid for a lesson. The dream of getting rich overnight is just for listening, if you take it seriously, you'll lose. PIPPIN this round was indeed a bit disgusting, but luckily I wasn't greedy.

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GasFeeVictim

· 12-24 12:41

Yao Coin is just a money-grabbing machine for leek harvesters. I learned long ago to avoid it... A 20-point stop loss? What’s that? I once directly rushed into the escalator after hitting the wall, with an extremely poor mentality. Relying on leverage to get rich? Wake up, everyone. The market makers have already calculated how to take your margin. It's more comfortable to play mainstream coins, even though the gains aren't as crazy, at least I can sleep peacefully. Yao Coin leek harvesting site, beginners go in and are destined to be slaughtered. This round has been a lesson learned. From now on, stability comes first.

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