#数字资产生态回暖 $PIPPIN this coin is a textbook example of an emotional pump and dump. Recently, it has worn out the patience of many skeptics. From 0.02 skyrocketing to 0.34 on the surface it looks like it's about to take off, but a close look at the candlestick chart reveals—it's all traces of manipulation.

To put it bluntly, this coin has no real technological foundation, no ecosystem support, and no apparent practical application scenarios. It’s just hyped up by a few influencers and artificially pumped up. Now it’s stagnating around 0.20, don’t be naive to think it’s preparing to surge. What is it actually doing? "Fattening" those short positions.

The most insidious part of this sideways movement is this: your short positions bleed daily, and funding rates act like an endless bloodsucking machine. Want to buy the dip on a retracement? It remains steadfast. Want to short and then go long? Your money quietly evaporates. This isn’t market action; it’s clearly someone behind the scenes manipulating.

Look at its minute-level charts and you’ll understand. When it surges, it hits stop-losses on shorts; when it crashes, it liquidates long contracts—almost writing "shakeout" on its face. Bulls fear getting caught off guard, while bears are constantly tortured by "poking" movements. Frankly, you’re not really trading; you’re just dancing to someone else’s script.

The most tragic are always the bears. This type of coin specifically preys on the weaknesses of short sellers: staying sideways for a month or two, the short funds dry up; the more stable it looks, the more vicious the bloodsucking becomes; occasionally, a long upper shadow appears, giving you a direct explosion of your mental state.

It will definitely fall in the end, but what is it waiting for? It’s waiting until short positions are worn down and participants are near breaking point, then it suddenly gives a direction. This kind of game has never been scarce in the market; smart players have long since fully exited.