2026-01-04 03:20:10

PIPPIN's recent market performance has indeed been frustrating. It just experienced a dip, then started to rally again. After this repeated fluctuation, most retail investors who followed the trend have already exited. Those still holding on tightly are mainly long-term holders who are deeply trapped. Honestly, this kind of movement looks like the main players are repeatedly shaking out the weak hands—first dropping to stop-loss levels, then pushing up to absorb more supply, tiring out the retail investors before continuing their plan. Market participants' emotions have been worn to the limit, and it's uncertain when a true direction will emerge.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-07 03:13

the liquidity sacrifices pippin's been making lately... classic alchemy honestly. whales bleeding retail dry then transmuting that chaos into their next brew. emotional exhaustion is just another dark pool waiting to be drained tbh ngl

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 01-04 06:56

The old trick of shaking out the weak hands, everyone is tired of it, but you still have to jump in.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 01-04 03:49

The main force's hand in shaking out the market is really clever, retail investors are getting cut one after another. I bet five dollars that the next wave will still be volatile.

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ContractSurrender