$pippin is currently ranked 140th, with a market cap of $197 million and a market share of 0.0063%. Its 24-hour trading volume reached $101 million, with an impressive turnover rate of 51.10%—all 1 billion tokens are in full circulation. In terms of price, the historical high is around $0.32691, and the low has been $0.00022577.

From its lowest to highest point, it has surged more than 1,440 times. Looking at these numbers, a few points stand out:

First, although its market cap isn’t large, it still ranks in the upper-middle range, showing decent fundamentals. More importantly, such a small-cap coin achieving over 50% daily turnover indicates a very high level of participation. The long-short battle is intense, and many are getting rekt by the volatility, but this also means ample liquidity—so the odds of it going to zero in the short term are low.

Second, high volatility is a double-edged sword. It can pump fast and dump hard, but as long as you manage your position size and avoid heavy leverage, there are plenty of opportunities to trade the price swings within the range. The key is not to be greedy and avoid liquidation.

Looking at its historical gains, from $0.00022 to $0.32, the price ceiling has already been tested once. With the current market cap still under $200 million, if project hype continues, there’s theoretically more upside potential. Of course, you have to be able to withstand the wild fluctuations along the way.

Finally, to be real: Crypto is extremely volatile, and any prediction can be proven wrong by the market. It’s good to have vision, but risk awareness is even more important.