I saw an interesting trading case—someone established a position at 0.29, with the account contract position reaching 16 million. Later, the market spiked to 0.7, such a fluctuation is indeed fierce. Many people are curious—despite such extreme volatility, why was there no direct liquidation? There must be some clever position management and stop-loss settings behind this. The recent trend of this PIPPIN has really attracted a lot of attention, and everyone is pondering what exactly is going on with such an extreme market condition.
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DiamondHands
· 2h ago
0.29 entry with 16 million positions, how bold do you have to be? It feels like a gambler-level move.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 12-24 12:54
0.29 entry, 0.7 stop-loss hasn't been hit yet. How tight does this guy set his stops? He needs to learn.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-24 12:45
0.29 bottomed out to 0.7 and still haven't been liquidated? This guy's risk control is pretty strict, I need to learn from him.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 12-24 12:42
0.29 bottomed out at 16 million positions. This guy must have a really strong mental resilience. Even when it dropped to 0.7, he didn't get liquidated. His stop-loss is set extremely precisely.
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MidnightTrader
· 12-24 12:42
0.29 entered, held all the way to 0.7 without a breakout? This guy's stop-loss setting is amazing, I need to learn from him.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 12-24 12:31
0.29 entry, 16 million positions haven't been liquidated yet. This guy's stop-loss setup is excellent; I need to learn from him.
I saw an interesting trading case—someone established a position at 0.29, with the account contract position reaching 16 million. Later, the market spiked to 0.7, such a fluctuation is indeed fierce. Many people are curious—despite such extreme volatility, why was there no direct liquidation? There must be some clever position management and stop-loss settings behind this. The recent trend of this PIPPIN has really attracted a lot of attention, and everyone is pondering what exactly is going on with such an extreme market condition.