#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 $pippin just pumped again. Can you guess what retail investors are thinking now?

Keep chasing? Or is the whale getting ready to dump?

I’ve studied this operator for a while. I have to admit—their tactics are pretty professional. There’s no way to count how many retail traders have been wrecked.

Most people see pippin, and their first reaction is: will this turn into one of those crazy coins like AIA? Pump for a few days and then crash. So a bunch of people started shorting around 0.7, thinking it was a safe bet.

And the result?

After the first pump and when it started ranging, many thought the whale was unloading. But actually, they were accumulating. The old saying “long consolidation leads to a drop” fooled a lot of people—the funding rate was pushed up and tons of shorts piled in. The fish took the bait, and the whale just pumped the price hard. Shorts? All liquidated.

After liquidating the shorts, a 30% dump followed to squeeze the longs. Retail thought: this time, surely it’s safe to short, right? The whale casually collected those short positions and pumped again. If you don’t get it, DM me and I’ll explain in detail.

With this kind of highly controlled token, you either follow the whale or stay away. Shorting in the short term? Low risk-to-reward and risky. My long-term view is it’ll get cut in half, but for now, the main funds are still going long against the trend. Beginners should stay away—beware of getting liquidated both ways. Remember: repeated shakeouts only raise the cost of entry, and they won’t hesitate to dump hard when the time comes.

I’ve been trading for almost ten years. I’ve seen plenty of crazy coins and extreme markets.

What do you guys think of this token? Let’s chat in the comments.

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