[Block Rhythm] Today there is a meme coin PIPPIN on the Solana on-chain that is quite mysterious. Despite the market not being great, it surprisingly surged by 61.9%, and the price is now at 0.1788.
But this rise seems a bit off. Some analysts have dug up that several wallets are working in concert—madly hoarding but just not selling, forcefully pushing the price up. When the bears come in to short, these people start “pinning” to harvest, blowing up the leveraged shorts in waves, creating a vicious cycle. The more shorts get liquidated, the higher the price is pushed, and the subsequent shorts continue to be harvested.
The most outrageous thing is that an address threw in $200,000 to buy PIPPIN 6 days ago, and after the price doubled, it ran away. Now this address is eyeing another coin ARC and is playing the same trick.
To be honest, this kind of operation is too obvious. The fluctuations of memes are already outrageous, and when faced with such organized pump and dump, retail investors have no way out. Seeing the price rise happily and wanting to jump in? Be careful of becoming a bag holder or cannon fodder. If you really want to play with memes, at least you need to know how to read on-chain data, don't blindly follow the trend.
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SerumDegen
· 12h ago
nah this is textbook liquidation cascade setup... watched this play out too many times on sol. whale coordination that obvious? they're literally begging to get caught lmao
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TokenDustCollector
· 12h ago
This is a blatant Be Played for Suckers, retail investors going in is just giving away money.
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zkProofGremlin
· 12h ago
Here we go again, the market maker's old trick of playing people for suckers, the routine is all worn out.
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200,000 USD in and out, now he's eyeing ARC? This guy is just short of putting out an ad.
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Long wick candle harvesting short squeeze, memes are just a casino, retail investors go in just to hand out money.
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Coins like Solana are really chaotic, there are new tricks every day to play people for suckers, I might as well just watch the show.
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Doubling in 6 days and then Rug Pull, and then moving on to the next target, I'm too familiar with this rhythm.
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Coordinated stockpiling to push prices, to put it bluntly, it's joint manipulation; whoever enters will lose everything.
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That's how memes work, with no fundamentals, only market makers, going in is just a gamble on luck.
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Organized pump is the scariest, no matter how smart retail investors are, they can't outsmart these people's calculations.
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Another harvesting machine, anyone with eyes can see it, what's strange is that there are still people rushing in.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 12h ago
If I had known that this group of people was playing this trap, I definitely wouldn't have gone in and gotten played for suckers...
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 12h ago
This is a typical joint pump, and retail investors entering are just giving away money.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 12h ago
It's the same old trick again, the Long Wick Candle harvesting. Retail investors are still buying the dip, while the Whale has already done a Rug Pull to go to ARC for the next wave of harvesting.
Behind the 62% single-day big pump of PIPPIN on-chain Solana: Some are playing the leverage harvesting game.
[Block Rhythm] Today there is a meme coin PIPPIN on the Solana on-chain that is quite mysterious. Despite the market not being great, it surprisingly surged by 61.9%, and the price is now at 0.1788.
But this rise seems a bit off. Some analysts have dug up that several wallets are working in concert—madly hoarding but just not selling, forcefully pushing the price up. When the bears come in to short, these people start “pinning” to harvest, blowing up the leveraged shorts in waves, creating a vicious cycle. The more shorts get liquidated, the higher the price is pushed, and the subsequent shorts continue to be harvested.
The most outrageous thing is that an address threw in $200,000 to buy PIPPIN 6 days ago, and after the price doubled, it ran away. Now this address is eyeing another coin ARC and is playing the same trick.
To be honest, this kind of operation is too obvious. The fluctuations of memes are already outrageous, and when faced with such organized pump and dump, retail investors have no way out. Seeing the price rise happily and wanting to jump in? Be careful of becoming a bag holder or cannon fodder. If you really want to play with memes, at least you need to know how to read on-chain data, don't blindly follow the trend.