#加密生态动态追踪 Recently, I've been paying close attention to $PIPPIN. Today, I want to discuss its possibility of reaching 1U.
First, let me address the most heartbreaking point—the distribution of chips in this market is extremely unbalanced, with over 90% held by a few large holders. Currently, the price hovers around 0.3U, and the actual circulating market value is only in the range of a few tens of millions of dollars. Someone previously calculated in the community that reaching a market cap of 1 billion would require burning 3 billion in capital. Honestly, this kind of calculation is overly arbitrary; in reality, such exaggerated trading volume is unnecessary.
The key detail is this: in the 0.2U range, a large holder has entrenched a long position of 1.5 million USD. If this order isn't properly hedged against risk, it becomes an obvious target for the market makers. This sets off a short squeeze—either by smashing the price to force this holder to cut losses or directly causing a liquidation.
The underlying logic for PIPPIN reaching 1U is rooted in this: the large holder's position becomes the fulcrum of the game. Once this level is broken, the price could spike instantly by 50%, or even double. By then, it would be an ideal window for the longs to take profits.
Honestly, the market is that simple—it's all about who can't hold on first.
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NFTregretter
· 12-12 00:27
90% of the chips are in the hands of big players, this is a gamble, and we retail investors are just a foil.
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degenwhisperer
· 12-11 04:53
90% of the chips are in the hands of big players, this is just a playground for the manipulators. Retail investors coming in are just being fed to the sharks.
Once the big players' 1.5 million position explodes, it'll be a show. Short squeeze is really a gamble on mentality.
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SigmaBrain
· 12-11 04:39
90% of the chips are in the hands of the big players, this is a casino playground, retail investors just become the sentient prey.
Breaking through the big players' positions is the real catalyst, but I fear you'll be waiting in line for a margin call until that day.
It seems like PIPPIN is just waiting for the moment of a dump, the game is too obvious.
0.2 to 1U? Sounds great, but the premise is surviving the dump first.
This market is a bit too sandy, but the more dangerous the position, the greater the opportunity. It all depends on who times the bottom correctly.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 12-11 04:38
$1.5 million in a 0.2 position, this is a ticking time bomb
The market maker is itching to act, and will inevitably blow up this order. When that happens, it will be a bloodbath.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-11 04:36
0.2U that 150W position, I bet this guy has already been wiped out...
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This market is too shady, 90% of the chips are locked in the hands of big players, how do you play...
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Short squeeze has been overhyped, when will retail investors finally get a chance to profit...
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1U? Let’s survive the next wave of dumping first, jumping in now just makes you the bagholder...
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Honestly, PIPPIN’s chip structure is a huge trap, I don’t think there’s any need to mess around...
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SilentAlpha
· 12-11 04:32
90% of the chips are in the hands of big players. This game is just a gamble on who collapses first. I'll observe a bit more before making any moves.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 12-11 04:19
That guy with 1.5 million must be really bold; if this wave gets broken through, he'll really suffer a huge loss.
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NestedFox
· 12-11 04:14
0.2U that order will eventually explode, it just depends on when the big players decide to move.
#加密生态动态追踪 Recently, I've been paying close attention to $PIPPIN. Today, I want to discuss its possibility of reaching 1U.
First, let me address the most heartbreaking point—the distribution of chips in this market is extremely unbalanced, with over 90% held by a few large holders. Currently, the price hovers around 0.3U, and the actual circulating market value is only in the range of a few tens of millions of dollars. Someone previously calculated in the community that reaching a market cap of 1 billion would require burning 3 billion in capital. Honestly, this kind of calculation is overly arbitrary; in reality, such exaggerated trading volume is unnecessary.
The key detail is this: in the 0.2U range, a large holder has entrenched a long position of 1.5 million USD. If this order isn't properly hedged against risk, it becomes an obvious target for the market makers. This sets off a short squeeze—either by smashing the price to force this holder to cut losses or directly causing a liquidation.
The underlying logic for PIPPIN reaching 1U is rooted in this: the large holder's position becomes the fulcrum of the game. Once this level is broken, the price could spike instantly by 50%, or even double. By then, it would be an ideal window for the longs to take profits.
Honestly, the market is that simple—it's all about who can't hold on first.