PIPPIN's recent trend is indeed worth paying attention to. From the chart, this wave of decline closely resembles the previous distribution pattern—slowly descending, then suddenly accelerating downward. Considering the current high level of interest and obvious signs of market control, many investors are paying attention to this opportunity.
From a trading perspective, taking a small position to short might be a strategy with high potential returns. But the key is to control risk—don't go all-in with full position; be sure to set an upper stop-loss to prevent being caught in a sudden rally by the market maker and getting trapped too deep.
There are already quite a few short positions trapped below, and these resistance levels will influence the subsequent trend. As for how low it can go ultimately, it still depends on the specific market performance. In summary, caution is paramount.
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TestnetNomad
· 12-13 12:52
Are you back to the dump mode again? I think, you know, this kind of analysis sounds convincing every time, but in real trading, it often goes the opposite way.
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ContractHunter
· 12-13 12:52
The idea of a light short position is good, but now the market manipulation is too obvious. I think I'll wait and see...
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BackrowObserver
· 12-13 12:51
It's that same story about dumping again. Every time it's said like this, but what happens? Many are wiped out instantly as the big players pump up the price.
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 12-13 12:49
It's the same old "control risk" and "light positions for shorting" routine. Hearing it so often really makes me want to laugh. The last person who said that is still stuck in a position now, haha.
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SandwichDetector
· 12-13 12:38
Is this the same trick again, slow decline followed by a rapid drop? I think it's just waiting for the retail investors to follow the trend and short, then giving you a sudden reverse surge.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 12-13 12:26
Is it that old story of manipulating the market and dumping... Is it real or fake?
When the big players push up the price, we're the ones caught in the trap. How annoying is this cycle?
Doing small-scale shorting sounds simple, but when it comes to critical moments, everyone wants to go all-in...
Can PIPPIN still rebound after this dip? Has anyone bottomed out?
PIPPIN's recent trend is indeed worth paying attention to. From the chart, this wave of decline closely resembles the previous distribution pattern—slowly descending, then suddenly accelerating downward. Considering the current high level of interest and obvious signs of market control, many investors are paying attention to this opportunity.
From a trading perspective, taking a small position to short might be a strategy with high potential returns. But the key is to control risk—don't go all-in with full position; be sure to set an upper stop-loss to prevent being caught in a sudden rally by the market maker and getting trapped too deep.
There are already quite a few short positions trapped below, and these resistance levels will influence the subsequent trend. As for how low it can go ultimately, it still depends on the specific market performance. In summary, caution is paramount.