2025-12-24 12:28:59

PIPPIN experienced a sharp fluctuation on Christmas Eve—up and down by 20 points, causing many investors to panic and sell at a loss. The manipulation tactics behind this are actually not new.

Is it easiest to get cut during a rapid decline? Actually, at this time, you should stay calm. Historical experience tells us that panic selling often creates golden opportunities for building positions. The key is to endure this period of psychological torment.

For friends who haven't entered the market yet, the advice is simple—don't rush to chase the high. Wait until the price stabilizes and clear rebound signals appear before entering, which can reduce the risk by more than half.

In the short term, volatility for assets like PIPPIN will still exist. But those who can withstand the psychological pressure of shakeouts will have the chance to come out on top. Be patient and wait—opportunities will always come.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 11h ago

What can a 20-point shakeout produce? True astronauts have already loaded their supplies.

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WhaleSurfer

· 11h ago

It's easy to say, but who can stay calm when it's time to cut losses? After playing for so long, I always regret only after being washed out. PIPPIN this move was really brilliant, cutting me on Christmas Eve. Waiting for stabilization? How do you know where the bottom is? Psychological pressure is something you can't really understand until you've experienced it. 20 points, and I was practically sleepwalking into a cut. Those who withstand the washout are the ones making money; those who don't are just getting cut.

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MetaMisery

· 11h ago

Basically, it's still the same old washout trick. A 20-point drop won't scare away seasoned traders. Those who cut losses will regret it when they look back; bottom-fishing at low levels is the true strategy. Wait for confirmation of a rebound signal before entering the market, and do so with confidence—there's no need to rush. Only those with a good mindset can survive until the end; everyone else is just cannon fodder. If this wave of PIPPIN can hold through, the next phase will be the harvest period.

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LightningWallet

· 11h ago

You're right, it's the same old manipulation tactic again. Those who cut losses are the ones scared out; I just stay calm and wait. It's much safer to get in after a rebound signal. Mental resilience is the biggest test. Hold through this wave to make a profit.

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GiveMeTheMoneyI_mNo

· 11h ago

60%

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 12h ago

It's the same old trick again, 20% panic-sell scaring a bunch of people This time surely someone has already bottom-fished to the middle of the mountain haha Shaking out the weak hands really, not many can hold on Waiting for a rebound signal? Bro, I've already gone all-in long ago Psychological resilience I think is more challenging than technical analysis Those who cut losses already regret it, I've seen this happen too many times Such a big move on Christmas Eve, definitely intentional Waiting for the price to stabilize before entering again, sounds simple but really hard to do Who can hold on and make money, it's that simple and brutal

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