2026-01-04 03:24:36

$PIPPIN has recently become active again. The trading strategy for this coin remains the same—force a surge to stabilize the price. It looks like the correction is about to end and a big trend is about to start, but my judgment is that this might just be the final dying struggle.

From a fundamental perspective, this coin has already increased by 100 times. To break through the previous high, conservatively, it would require a trading volume in the tens of billions. Considering the shady tactics used before, it’s now very difficult to attract a large influx of new funds. Rather than a rebound, it’s more likely to be a sideways consolidation at high levels and a slow decline.

I think the current position is actually a good short entry point. After all, the big players have exhausted their tricks, and subsequent incremental funds will be hard to follow. The fate of such coins is often like this.

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Blockblind

· 01-05 03:34

Fighting to the end, talking big about a trading volume of over a billion? Think again, no one believes in this coin anymore. --- The tricks of the whales are played out, who would still dare to buy in now? --- I also think the short sellers are entering the market; anyway, it’s already risen 100 times and still trying to break through—dream on. --- Sideways trading at high levels with slow decline, basically slow death, right? --- Those shady operations from before now aim to attract new funds, making it extremely difficult. --- What looks like a rebound is actually the last gasp, but it’s indeed a good shorting opportunity. --- The influx of new funds has stopped, and this is the end. --- The fate of this type of coin is just like this, no suspense left.

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HodlTheDoor

· 01-05 02:43

The term "dying struggle" is used perfectly, PIPPIN is indeed putting on a final show. Still hoping for a 100x increase? Dream on, buddy. This position is definitely a short, once the market maker's tricks are used up, who will take the bait?

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DuckFluff

· 01-04 03:53

The term "dying struggle" is used to the extreme, trying to scam additional funds in at 100x leverage? Dream on. This wave is really the top; the bears are just waiting to pick up cheap gains. You're right, it's just a high-level exhaustion rhythm, just watch. I'm tired of the manipulative tactics of the whales; this coin is beyond saving. Billions in trading volume? Haha, dream on, the retail investors are already awake.

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GasFeeDodger

· 01-04 03:52

Here comes the reaping again, tired of this routine --- Over ten billion in trading volume? Wake up, brother, that's not realistic --- The term "desperate struggle" is used perfectly. I bet five bucks next week it will still be repeating --- Shorting is indeed attractive, but the tricks of the market makers are much more than you think --- 100x leverage and still want to attract new users? Dream on --- Sideways decline, is that all? I got out early --- Feels right, but I don't trust these analyses. That's how the traps are laid --- It takes real courage to go short. I don't have the guts to bet against the other side --- This coin is just a game of hot potato. It's time to face reality --- Using up all the tricks is really exciting, but who doesn't want to make a last-ditch effort? --- It's hard for new funds to follow in, so why am I still watching?

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PebbleHander

· 01-04 03:45

Enough, stop bragging. I'm already tired of PIPPIN's tricks. They pull a wave and then lie flat, cycle repeats. The manipulators have used all their tricks, now they're just waiting for the bagholders, but smart people have already left. Still hoping for a 100x increase and to go higher? Dreaming too big. Instead of betting on a rebound, it's better to bet on a decline, with much lower risk. This coin is like boiling a frog in warm water—dying slowly, not very interesting. Shorts are actually more stable; it all depends on who can hold on until the end.

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