#大户持仓变化 $pippin's recent trend is indeed quite interesting—making new highs all the way, but never showing obvious selling pressure. What kind of tactics are behind this phenomenon?

Some analysts believe that institutional funds are quietly accumulating at the bottom and then releasing signals by maintaining high levels. When retail investors see the continuous breakthrough to new highs, they naturally follow with buy-ins, which actually eases the pressure on the institutions' holdings. The effect of this operation is quite evident—the price appears particularly "robust," and during upward movements, it doesn't require much capital to push it higher, but once it reverses, it can be very fierce, with sudden drops that catch people off guard.

From an on-chain data perspective, there are no signs of large capital fleeing, indicating that there is still potential for further upward movement. If you want to participate in this wave, the strategy should be to go long on dips. However, altcoins tend to be quite volatile, so take profit and stop-loss levels must be set very tightly; any slack could lead to getting trapped.

Recently, several targets worth watching closely are: FHE, RAVE, BEAT, ARC, ZEC. These assets have significant volatility, and opportunities often come with risks.