2025-12-30 01:25:50

Speaking of profitable directions in the near future, the PIPPIN token is worth paying attention to. Whether going long or short, the main challenges are twofold—how to choose the entry point and how to select the take-profit point.

Based on my judgment, the trend should be as follows: first, a downward dip to trigger stop-losses on long positions, then a rally, followed by testing the resistance level around 0.75. Based on this logic, here are specific trading ideas for long and short positions:

For going long, the entry zone is between 0.3 and 0.35, with a target of 0.71, and a protective stop-loss set at 0.25. For going short, a position can be established at 0.725, with a target down to 0.45, and a stop-loss set at 0.785.

Hope everyone can find suitable opportunities and make steady profits.

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FallingLeaf

· 13h ago

The PIPPIN logic sounds quite clear, but I'm worried it might turn out to be a trap again. --- Entry points are tightly controlled, but taking profits is really the hard part. --- Can it really hold at the 0.3 level? It feels like it might drop further. --- Both bullish and bearish plans are provided; this time, players need to make their own judgments. Don't blame the market. --- The arbitrage space between 0.71 and 0.45 is indeed quite significant. --- Setting such a detailed stop-loss—are you confident or just afraid of being instantly killed? --- I've heard "steady profit" too many times. Let's first see if this coin can hold up. --- How has PIPPIN been lately? I haven't been paying special attention. This time, entry needs to be cautious. --- The resistance level at 0.75 sounds technically significant, but predicting market trends really can't be trusted.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 13h ago

Hey, this set of logic sounds pretty good, but I always feel like something's missing. --- 0.3 to 0.35 buy-in? It depends on how far this decline can go. --- It's the same old rhythm of first killing then pulling, this pattern is all too familiar... --- Setting stop-loss at 0.25 is a bit tight, easy to get swept out. --- Can the short position at 0.725 really break through? It doesn't seem that simple. --- You always say you'll make steady profits, but what about you guys? --- Whether this PIPPIN can break out depends on the market mood, right? --- Target 0.71... Will you find reasons to raise it again later? --- I just want to know what cycle you use to look at these levels.

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AirdropDreamer

· 13h ago

Is it the same old story again, first crash then rally? Say that every time haha I've heard this kind of level analysis too many times, but the key is still trading volume Whether the price at 0.3 can hold steady is the real issue, don’t just focus on the numbers

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