2025-12-24 02:22:01

Looking at the community ecology of PIPPIN makes it clear - the activity level has long been down. The long positions on the market data are basically the market maker buying back, while the short positions are all retail investors who are trapped, with almost no fresh blood. The operators of this type of coin love to play the routine of repeatedly tormenting back and forth in the range of 0.3 to 0.5, sometimes inducing long positions to chase the price, and sometimes dumping to short squeeze, with a clear target - harvesting the suckers who follow. Instead of hanging around here, it’s better to save this effort. With so many market conditions, wouldn’t it be better to choose coins that truly have trading depth and community activity? Avoiding risks is always more valuable than chasing the price.

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FarmToRiches

· 12-24 02:53

I saw through it a long time ago, this coin is just the market maker's self-indulgence, the retail investors' blood is running dry.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 12-24 02:38

The market maker is having a self-indulgent pump, and the retail investors are just cannon fodder. --- I've seen through it long ago; what's the point of stubbornly holding onto that broken range of 0.3-0.5? --- Without community activity, what’s there to play with? --- Rather than being repeatedly played for suckers, it's better to find truly deep assets. --- With all the fresh blood gone, do you still want to pump? Wake up, brother. --- I've seen this kind of trick too many times; suckers are played for suckers round after round. --- At least choose a coin with vitality, don’t hang yourself here. --- The operator is happy, while the retail investors lose everything; it’s the old trick. --- When the activity dies, the coin is finished; no amount of technical analysis will help.

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