The recent daily chart trend of the PIPPIN coin is indeed quite torturous. It looks stable like a staircase, but in reality, the fluctuations hide secrets—you want to go long, and suddenly there's a plunge; you plan to go short, but you're constantly caught by rebounds. In this kind of market, ordinary retail investors find it hard to identify a profitable rhythm. Is the main force deliberately creating volatility to absorb liquidity, or is it truly a lack of liquidity causing the price to fluctuate easily? From the recent K-line analysis, both bulls and bears are competing against each other, lacking a clear breakout direction. To survive in this kind of market, you may need stronger risk awareness and more flexible strategy adjustments.
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LiquidationOracle
· 14h ago
Pippin, this crappy coin, really is playing us… One moment it's a bullish dream, the next a bearish dream. When you wake up, you're just being harvested.
The big players are bleeding us dry, retail investors are being fed to the wolves, nothing else.
In this kind of market, it's best to lie low and not mess around.
Honestly, it's just a lack of liquidity, and the price is flying around randomly.
Let's wait and see; there will eventually be a direction. Whether we move now or stay still, it's all dead.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 14h ago
The main players are playing seesaw there, and us retail investors are caught in the middle being repeatedly harvested. This is the reality of PIPPIN recently.
The recent daily chart trend of the PIPPIN coin is indeed quite torturous. It looks stable like a staircase, but in reality, the fluctuations hide secrets—you want to go long, and suddenly there's a plunge; you plan to go short, but you're constantly caught by rebounds. In this kind of market, ordinary retail investors find it hard to identify a profitable rhythm. Is the main force deliberately creating volatility to absorb liquidity, or is it truly a lack of liquidity causing the price to fluctuate easily? From the recent K-line analysis, both bulls and bears are competing against each other, lacking a clear breakout direction. To survive in this kind of market, you may need stronger risk awareness and more flexible strategy adjustments.