#数字货币市场洞察 $PIPPIN Did this wave of dumping create a golden pit?



Let’s look at the data first: RSI has plunged directly to 24.6. What does this number mean? It’s at an extreme level even when looking back through historical records. But here’s where it gets weird—this morning, the AI system detected abnormal capital inflows three times in a row.

This is pretty interesting.

📊 A few points worth noting:

The technicals are ridiculously oversold. With the RSI dropping like this, it shows market sentiment has completely collapsed, and most of the panic selling has already happened. Usually, this means the short-term downside momentum is almost exhausted, and a rebound could come at any time.

Funds are quietly entering the market. Retail investors are panicking, but someone is picking up chips. Three consecutive capital inflow signals is no coincidence; it’s obvious institutional investors are contrarian trading, taking advantage of the panic to accumulate.

Shorts account for 51.8%, giving them a slight advantage. If the price stabilizes and starts to rebound, these shorts will have to cover, turning into buy orders that push prices up. This is the so-called short squeeze structure.

Another detail: funding rates. Friends who are shorting, how are you feeling right now?

🎯 If you’re looking to build a position, consider these levels:

• Core accumulation zone: $0.1700-$0.1740. This range combines panic sentiment and oversold signals. The risk/reward looks decent, so you can consider starting a base position here.

• Add-on watch point: $0.1700 round number support. If the price can hold here, it means the support is effective and you can add more.

• Stop-loss line: $0.1630. If it breaks below this, don’t try to hold on—downside isn’t done yet.

• Where to look for a rebound? First target $0.1850(cost zone), then $0.1980(technical resistance), and finally keep an eye on $0.2190(previous high).

💡 Core logic: When technical oversold conditions meet smart money entering the market, plus short positions providing fuel for a rebound, this combination often creates high risk/reward left-side opportunities.

Focusing on high win-rate sharing—let’s make money together💰
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SocialFiQueenvip
· 12h ago
Oh wow, the RSI has dropped to 24.6. Isn’t this really the bottom? I see institutions accumulating while retail investors are panicking—this is pretty much a signal for a rebound, right?
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OnchainDetectivevip
· 12h ago
RSI has dropped to 24.6 and you're still hesitating? Institutions have already been quietly accumulating at the bottom, and retail investors are about to get rekt again. --- There have been three consecutive capital inflow signals and you still haven't noticed? Why chase the top this time—just wait and see. --- The short squeeze structure does look a bit convincing, but I really want to know if this is another fake rebound to trap longs. --- Can 0.17 really hold? Feels unlikely, better to wait for a breakdown before deciding. --- Smart money entering? I just don't see what's so smart about it... --- The funding rate is this high and people are still force-shorting, their mental strength must be off the charts. --- It's always the same argument every time, where's the promised high win rate? --- Golden bottom or golden trap? By the time you react, it's already too late.
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WhaleInTrainingvip
· 12h ago
Damn, RSI 24.6? If this isn't the bottom, what is... As long as institutions are accumulating, I feel reassured. When retail investors are panic selling, it's often the best time to get in.
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SatoshiChallengervip
· 12h ago
Here comes another "smart money" story—what a coincidence, just like every other time... The last project they said this about is still on the liquidation list. What do the data show? Do they show you set your stop-loss tight enough? Here’s the historical lesson—RSI 24.6 has happened many times, but the actual rebound success rate is far lower than you think. Objectively, you can apply this logic in every bear market, and what’s the result? "Funds are quietly entering the market"—doesn’t that sound especially familiar? Interestingly, this kind of narrative always pops up at the most persuasive moments. I’m not being contrarian for the sake of it, but anyone who read about what happened in 2018 knows the most dangerous thing about oversold signals: they can get ten times more oversold. Let’s check back on this analysis in six months and see how you define "high success rate."
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LightningWalletvip
· 12h ago
Damn, the RSI is down to 24? That’s pretty scary... but it feels like institutions are buying the dip. Interesting.
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VitaliksTwinvip
· 12h ago
Damn, RSI 24.6? How bad does it have to dump... But institutions accumulating is actually kind of interesting.
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