PIPPIN has been getting interesting lately, they're slowly unloading their tokens. Fellow bears, don't panic—I've already increased my position to 1, I just don't believe they can force me out.
To be honest, this coin is pretty shady. The operator is very experienced—first they wipe out the bears, then after the shorts are liquidated, they turn around and harvest the bulls. If you haven't placed a bet in this market, I advise you not to touch this thing.
Why? Because the manipulation by the whales is too obvious. How many days has it been trading sideways? Several days without a single move. That's the most dangerous time—either they're accumulating or just waiting for retail traders to take the bait. Anyway, I'm mentally prepared. This round is all about who has more patience.
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ProofOfNothing
· 22m ago
Adding up to 1 is quite aggressive, but I'm just worried that the market maker might suddenly pump it and shake out the weak hands.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 12-06 15:54
The trading tactics are so sophisticated; how can retail investors compete? Better just watch from the sidelines.
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MoonBoi42
· 12-06 15:53
The manipulator's tactics are brilliant, taking both longs and shorts—they're just waiting for us to fight each other.
Sweeping orders? What a joke, I saw through this trick a long time ago.
It's been sideways for so long without moving, no way I'd touch it, it's way too sketchy.
Position size up to 1, this guy's really bold, I don't have the guts for that.
To put it bluntly, it's just a harvesting machine; everyone who goes in is a newbie.
I've watched this coin for a while, better to stay on the sidelines for now and wait until the hype dies down.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 12-06 15:42
honestly, the order book depth on PIPPIN is practically non-existent rn. if you're actually running statistical arbs on this, the slippage alone would murder your risk-adjusted returns before the candle even closes
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RamenStacker
· 12-06 15:29
This market maker's tactics are really old—first squeezes the shorts, then the longs, and retail investors are stuck in the middle like sandwich filling.
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CryptocurrencyTradingT
· 12-06 15:27
GT为王 👑
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-06 15:25
Haha, this market is really ruthless. I've been cut before too. Now whenever I see this kind of sideways movement, I steer clear.
The whales have deep tricks. They squeeze the shorts first, then the longs. Either way, the retail investors can't escape.
I advise you not to follow this. This kind of rhythm is too dangerous; it's not worth betting on.
Adding to 1? Bro, you've got guts. I just hope you won't be the one getting liquidated in the end.
It's all about who has faster fingers now. Anyway, I've given up trying to catch the bottom on this coin.
PIPPIN has been getting interesting lately, they're slowly unloading their tokens. Fellow bears, don't panic—I've already increased my position to 1, I just don't believe they can force me out.
To be honest, this coin is pretty shady. The operator is very experienced—first they wipe out the bears, then after the shorts are liquidated, they turn around and harvest the bulls. If you haven't placed a bet in this market, I advise you not to touch this thing.
Why? Because the manipulation by the whales is too obvious. How many days has it been trading sideways? Several days without a single move. That's the most dangerous time—either they're accumulating or just waiting for retail traders to take the bait. Anyway, I'm mentally prepared. This round is all about who has more patience.