$PIPPIN this wave of market movement is quite interesting. The same batch of meme coins had already fizzled out long ago, but this one is holding on stubbornly. The spot price is being tightly held down, and as the funding rate continues to eat away, the chart shows obvious signs of a trap. The market logic is very clear—small investors think the price has fallen too much and want to buy the dip, but in reality, it might just be the whales accumulating. The current risk points are also on the table—once the direction is confirmed, how fierce can the pump be? Starting from 50% is no joke. If you’re brave enough, small positions can try to catch the whale’s lift, and the reverse short squeeze strategy is not uncommon in this tokenization boom cycle. But remember to control the risk—playing this game poorly can be very risky.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 53m ago
After falling for so many fake-outs, I really don't dare to go all in this time, so I chickened out.
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GateUser-5a869f25
· 10h ago
Go full throttle 🚀
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GateUser-6a0899c8
· 17h ago
Look at the majority of the holding addresses, once the whales start selling, there's a sudden crash.
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WenMoon
· 17h ago
It's the same old trick again, the retail investors are the ones getting stuck with the losses.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 18h ago
This round of PIPPIN does have some substance. The accumulation signals are so obvious, yet people still dare to buy the dip. Truly brave.
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Such obvious trap, if it doesn't pull up the market, there must be something wrong. Let's see when the big players will lose their temper.
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Participating with a small position is okay, but don't go all-in. These kinds of stocks are too easy to turn over.
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The fact that the fee rate is still high indicates that the funds haven't dispersed. Just waiting for a rebound.
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Starting at 50%? You're dreaming here. It still depends on the mood of the big players.
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All the other coins in the same batch have cooled down, but this one is still holding up. It’s quite interesting, but it could also be the last desperate struggle of a trapped beast.
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When the price is being suppressed, that's actually the most dangerous time. Don't think that accumulating signals guarantees profits.
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I've seen many reverse short-squeeze tricks, only to be hit by reverse long-squeeze right after. This game isn't that simple.
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Controlling risk is the most important. Every day someone says this kind of stock will surge, but there are also many accurate predictions.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 18h ago
Oh no, it's the same old trick of baiting and trapping, retail investors still fall for it.
PIPPIN this wave actually has some substance, just see who can hold on longer.
Taking a small position to gamble, anyway it's money I can't lose.
Honestly, I've seen too many cases of the big players accumulating shares, just worried about being cut in reverse at the end.
A 50% surge is not a dream, but more realistically, it could fall back to the original place.
Is the funding rate still rising? Then there's definitely still hope, keep watching.
I usually choose to watch from the sidelines in this kind of market; it's too easy to be caught in a trap.
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MidnightTrader
· 18h ago
Such obvious signs of a bear trap, is the big player really accumulating, or is this just another scheme to harvest retail investors?
$PIPPIN this wave of market movement is quite interesting. The same batch of meme coins had already fizzled out long ago, but this one is holding on stubbornly. The spot price is being tightly held down, and as the funding rate continues to eat away, the chart shows obvious signs of a trap. The market logic is very clear—small investors think the price has fallen too much and want to buy the dip, but in reality, it might just be the whales accumulating. The current risk points are also on the table—once the direction is confirmed, how fierce can the pump be? Starting from 50% is no joke. If you’re brave enough, small positions can try to catch the whale’s lift, and the reverse short squeeze strategy is not uncommon in this tokenization boom cycle. But remember to control the risk—playing this game poorly can be very risky.