The project team’s rapid price increase was supposed to be a good opportunity for cashing out, but it was met with coldness halfway through. The most aggressive move was someone dumping $5 million to short at 1x, only to be repeatedly crushed at high levels, with unrealized losses approaching 50%. The true picture of the market is right in front of us—chips have already been highly concentrated.
Currently, in the circulating supply of $PIPPIN, major institutions hold more than half of the influence. More painfully, nearly 30% of the entire market consists of "zombie chips" trapped in positions, combined with various bot accounts secretly manipulating the market. The entire ecosystem has been firmly controlled by a few forces.
A downward trend is highly probable, but from a different perspective—why don’t the market makers continue to pump and harvest the leeks? Ultimately, it’s about reaching some kind of consensus. How $BTC performs often becomes a key variable in determining the direction of $PIPPIN.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-14 20:50
It's this routine again, head mechanism control, zombie chips, robot secret poke and manipulation... To put it bluntly, no one dares to take over
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SerumSquirrel
· 12-14 00:40
Same old trick again, institutions band together to trap retail investors. They can quickly turn a 5 million short into a long position, hilarious.
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ChainPoet
· 12-13 17:38
Oh no, it's the familiar pattern again. 5 million short positions repeatedly hammered down—how painful must that be?
The PIPPIN stock has been tightly controlled for a long time. Institutions hold half the position, zombie shares account for thirty percent, and robots are secretly manipulating it. To put it plainly, it's a feast for the market makers.
Let's wait for BTC and ETH to give a signal; otherwise, this thing coming down is a certainty.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-12 18:24
This market has long been played out, with institutions holding onto 30% zombie chips in a collective effort. How can it possibly rise?
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 12-12 04:21
5 million short position crushed to a 50% unrealized loss. This move... It’s clear that the market is indeed tightly controlled, leaving little room for freedom.
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DataChief
· 12-12 04:15
It's the same old trick again, top-tier groups colluding and retail investors losing heavily. Wake up, everyone.
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ForkItAllDay
· 12-12 04:14
Same old tricks again, concentrated chips, robot trading, zombie weights... Tired of hearing it.
The market maker wants to keep pushing without consensus? Then just wait to die, anyway, when BTC and ETH drop, everyone will go down together.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12-12 04:14
It's the same story again. Repeatedly crashing the market with a 5 million short position is truly outrageous. That's exactly why I avoid small-cap coins.
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ChainComedian
· 12-12 04:02
$5 million short position gets crushed back, how embarrassing... To put it simply, it's still too concentrated of a position; the market maker can decide life or death with just one thought.
#数字资产生态回暖 $PIPPIN rushes toward $1 with many hidden dangers behind it.
The project team’s rapid price increase was supposed to be a good opportunity for cashing out, but it was met with coldness halfway through. The most aggressive move was someone dumping $5 million to short at 1x, only to be repeatedly crushed at high levels, with unrealized losses approaching 50%. The true picture of the market is right in front of us—chips have already been highly concentrated.
Currently, in the circulating supply of $PIPPIN, major institutions hold more than half of the influence. More painfully, nearly 30% of the entire market consists of "zombie chips" trapped in positions, combined with various bot accounts secretly manipulating the market. The entire ecosystem has been firmly controlled by a few forces.
A downward trend is highly probable, but from a different perspective—why don’t the market makers continue to pump and harvest the leeks? Ultimately, it’s about reaching some kind of consensus. How $BTC performs often becomes a key variable in determining the direction of $PIPPIN.