Let me share my recent insights from the operations with PIPPIN.
After playing on the blockchain for a while, you will notice that the actions of some large holders with smart wallets are particularly interesting—they never chase highs and always quietly accumulate. They buy a little at 0.01, then add a batch at 0.02, quietly building their positions. I've been monitoring several such addresses for months and found that the coins they were accumulating basically took off later.
PIPPIN is a typical case this time. When the price was fluctuating between 0.025 and 0.03, I noticed that those familiar wallets started accumulating in batches again. At that time, I was about to go on a trip, but I thought it was better to open a long position of more than 1x first—not that I was very sure it would rise, but mainly because I was afraid of missing out. You know, missing a good market wave is more painful than losing some money.
The result is that while people are playing outside, their accounts have increased by 5 times on their own. Looking back now, the most critical thing is actually one sentence: get on the bus first, don't hesitate. The market won't wait for you to analyze all the indicators before it starts.
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Hash_Bandit
· 22h ago
yo ngl the whale watching game hits different... those accumulation patterns are literally the network hashrate of smart money lmao. been tracking similar wallets for cycles now and it's wild how predictable the pump gets once they lock in their difficulty adjustment period aka bags.
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TaxEvader
· 22h ago
Damn, this luck! Following the large investors actually made a 5x profit?
I also want to learn to read the rhythm of smart money, but I always react half a beat too slow.
This wave of PIPPIN is indeed fierce, missed it and feeling frustrated.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 22h ago
Haha, this is called "copying homework to get full marks". Following the wallets of Large Investors is more reliable than looking at any indicators. I've tried this method too, and the success rate is quite high, but it does require some luck and courage.
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5 times? Alright, I admit I’ve been shown up again. If I had known, I wouldn’t have studied Candlestick charts, I would just have stared at the Address book.
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"Enter a position without hesitation" sounds simple, but when it comes down to the crucial moment, nobody can be sure. However, your PIPPIN story does illustrate one point— the crypto world is really a game of information asymmetry.
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I’m also tracking a few wallets, but unfortunately, the ones I’ve copied are all those that say "the Floor Price is the highest price", which is laughable.
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Coming back from travel to find my account has risen 5 times, that operation is truly amazing. Sometimes in the market, the further away you are, the more you earn.
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ChainBrain
· 22h ago
Indeed, following the right Large Investors means making money. I'm also pondering the strategies of these Whales.
Smart money is smart money; while they quietly make big profits, we can only follow the tail lights.
The feeling of missing out is indeed desperate, but this time the PIPPIN has really bet on the right direction.
5 times? Oh, I missed it. It's a bit late to enter the market now, isn't it?
But to be honest, those who can follow this wave are all lucky. My PIPPIN is still trapped.
I need to remember this phrase: enter a position first, otherwise I'll be thrown off again.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 22h ago
Following smart money must have a bit of luck, but indeed missing out is more heart-wrenching than losing money.
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HángZǒngYyds
· 22h ago
Where to view
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BoredStaker
· 22h ago
Following Large Investors to make money, I've tried this trap too, just afraid my vision isn't sharp enough.
Let me share my recent insights from the operations with PIPPIN.
After playing on the blockchain for a while, you will notice that the actions of some large holders with smart wallets are particularly interesting—they never chase highs and always quietly accumulate. They buy a little at 0.01, then add a batch at 0.02, quietly building their positions. I've been monitoring several such addresses for months and found that the coins they were accumulating basically took off later.
PIPPIN is a typical case this time. When the price was fluctuating between 0.025 and 0.03, I noticed that those familiar wallets started accumulating in batches again. At that time, I was about to go on a trip, but I thought it was better to open a long position of more than 1x first—not that I was very sure it would rise, but mainly because I was afraid of missing out. You know, missing a good market wave is more painful than losing some money.
The result is that while people are playing outside, their accounts have increased by 5 times on their own. Looking back now, the most critical thing is actually one sentence: get on the bus first, don't hesitate. The market won't wait for you to analyze all the indicators before it starts.