#美联储重启降息步伐 $PIPPIN, this highly volatile altcoin, has recently attracted a lot of people asking if it’s a good time to get in.

Here’s the conclusion: Don’t rush to chase it.

Just look at its recent price action—a 15% pump gets people shouting “moon,” only for the next candle to immediately drop 20% and wipe out the longs. The pattern with coins like this is pretty obvious: long periods of sideways movement, occasional spike pumps, then back to grinding at the bottom.

Why does this happen? The whales slowly accumulate at the bottom, using sideways trading to harvest funding fees in both directions. Once the funding rate goes negative and shorts pile up, they suddenly trigger a violent pump to liquidate the bears. They really know how to play this game.

So for those looking to short, don’t jump in just because you see a pullback. Wait until this round of pumping is over; odds are the whales will start unloading in batches at higher levels—that’s when the golden window for shorts opens. If you’re considering longing, be even more cautious. Coins like PIPPIN are extremely volatile, and if you’re not careful, you might not even keep your principal.

Final reminder:
Whether you’re long or short, position management comes first. Set your stop-losses and take-profits—don’t leave it to luck. The market won’t show mercy just because you can’t afford to lose. If you’re uncertain about your entry point, check multiple analysts’ opinions before making a decision. After all, surviving is more important than making quick money.