PIPPIN's recent move, to be honest, I don't quite understand it. The market is always about a few people making money at the expense of the majority—that's an iron rule. Are more people making money now than losing? That doesn't seem logical.
Either the data is exaggerated, or it's just the calm before the storm. The frenzy over meme coins rarely ends well; we just don't know how it will play out. Retail investors should wake up and be alert—don't wait until it's your turn to get the last hit before reacting.
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RektRecorder
· 8m ago
The data must have issues; not that many people are making money at the same time.
Waiting to see, an explosion is coming sooner or later.
Wake up, bagholders.
The calm before the storm; it's time to make a move.
This is the routine of meme coins; it's always the same.
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GateUser-2e367689
· 12-12 06:39
Bull Run 🐂
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MissingSats
· 12-11 06:46
I agree that the data has some inaccuracies, but it's still too early to say the outcome. Meme coins are just gambling; those who made money have already run, and the ones holding the bag are still dreaming.
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SignatureDenied
· 12-11 06:44
The data is definitely manipulated; I've seen this trick too many times.
While PIPPIN players are still hyped up, I just watch quietly.
As a retail investor and bag-holder, I really don't want to experience that again.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 12-11 06:23
There must be some tricks in the data. Are there many people making money? How is that possible, unless...
PIPPIN's recent move, to be honest, I don't quite understand it. The market is always about a few people making money at the expense of the majority—that's an iron rule. Are more people making money now than losing? That doesn't seem logical.
Either the data is exaggerated, or it's just the calm before the storm. The frenzy over meme coins rarely ends well; we just don't know how it will play out. Retail investors should wake up and be alert—don't wait until it's your turn to get the last hit before reacting.