Staring at PIPPIN for several days, today let's talk about its possibility of hitting 1U.
First, a harsh truth—more than 90% of the chips are held by the market maker. Currently trading at 0.3U, the actual circulating market value is at most 30 million USD, or even less. Someone in the comment section calculated that to reach a 1 billion market cap, 3 billion USD would need to be invested? That's overestimating, there's no need for such an exaggerated amount of funds.
Here's the key point: a mysterious large holder opened a long position of 1.5 million U at 0.2U. If he's not hedging, this is a straightforward bullish bet. Such operations are like fat targets for market makers—they're very likely to trigger a short squeeze.
I suspect the logic behind breaking 1U is right here: the market maker will focus on this large position. Either force him to stop-loss and cut losses, or directly blow it up. Once this position collapses, PIPPIN can instantly rise by 50% or even double. At that moment, it will be the golden window for longs to exit.
The essence of price game theory is about who blinks first.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 12-10 17:51
Damn, a long position of 1.5 million U... This guy really dares to gamble, the market maker directly executes a reverse violent short squeeze for a huge profit.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-10 17:50
1.5 million U long position, this guy is probably going to get squeezed out.
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The big shot is watching the big players, using the same old tricks. Can you trust PIPPIN’s game plan?
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Wait, only 30 million in circulation? Then pushing 1U is really nothing.
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Stop talking nonsense, I’ve seen all the coins with 90% of the chips held by the big players, and how did it end?
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This logic sounds like a story being made up; can a 1.5 million long position really trigger a surge? Think too much.
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Bet on a rise openly and go for a short squeeze—that’s a casino. I don’t play that game.
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With such a small circulating market cap, it’s actually more dangerous. The early bird doesn’t get a good fruit.
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Pushing for 1U? Let’s survive first and then talk haha.
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If the big shot really targets that order, retail investors won’t even get a sip.
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Price game—who blinks first? I’ve already closed my eyes.
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HodlAndChill
· 12-10 17:48
1.5 million U long position? Bro, are you feeding sharks? The big players have already sharpened their knives.
This logic sounds comfortable, but when it comes to short squeezing, it really depends on who can stay calm.
1U is indeed possible, but only if the big players haven't been wiped out; otherwise, it would be a one-sided slaughter.
With such a high concentration of chips, frankly, it's a gamble on who will run out of patience first.
The market is too small and the risk is too high. I think I'll watch for now; better not to get on board yet.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 12-10 17:37
1.5 million USD long position, this guy really dares to do it. The market maker is probably drooling just looking at it.
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1 USD? Let's see how long the big player can hold out before making any judgments.
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Honestly, I've seen many tricks of short squeezing, but I'm worried that the big players might really be hedging, then it's all pointless.
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With 90% of the chips in the market maker's hands, what’s there to talk about in terms of trend? It’s all about mood-driven price manipulation.
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The question is, who knows when the big players will cut their losses? This game is all about psychological warfare.
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Before doubling the position by 50%, you need to stay alive until that day. Those who cut losses often do so before dawn.
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Basically, it’s about wanting to see how the big players die, and maybe riding the wave of the market.
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This volume is truly circulating around 30 million, even the most aggressive funds need to think twice before entering.
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If the market maker really wants to squeeze this position, PIPPIN probably wouldn’t be this calm. The current pace feels a bit strange.
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A mysterious big player opened a long position of over 150 million USD, seems like they’re asking for trouble themselves.
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Tokenomics911
· 12-10 17:22
1.5 million U long position? Buddy, you're just feeding the market maker. You're basically setting up for a short squeeze.
Staring at PIPPIN for several days, today let's talk about its possibility of hitting 1U.
First, a harsh truth—more than 90% of the chips are held by the market maker. Currently trading at 0.3U, the actual circulating market value is at most 30 million USD, or even less. Someone in the comment section calculated that to reach a 1 billion market cap, 3 billion USD would need to be invested? That's overestimating, there's no need for such an exaggerated amount of funds.
Here's the key point: a mysterious large holder opened a long position of 1.5 million U at 0.2U. If he's not hedging, this is a straightforward bullish bet. Such operations are like fat targets for market makers—they're very likely to trigger a short squeeze.
I suspect the logic behind breaking 1U is right here: the market maker will focus on this large position. Either force him to stop-loss and cut losses, or directly blow it up. Once this position collapses, PIPPIN can instantly rise by 50% or even double. At that moment, it will be the golden window for longs to exit.
The essence of price game theory is about who blinks first.