2025-12-29 15:27:30

Sharing my recent outlook on PIPPIN's trend; I am currently bullish.

First, let's talk about the key factors. From my observation, that large holder with a position of about 10 million USD still has a short position open. Once this level of position triggers a stop-loss or gets liquidated, it will generate a huge buying shock, and the price could spike by 50% to 100% instantly. This is a significant support factor.

Next, let's look at the changes in the K-line trend. Reviewing previous surges of PIPPIN, they all followed a pattern—first a sharp spike downward, then a rebound near the 25-day moving average. But this time, it's a bit different; the entire trend has turned into a bearish decline mode, without the characteristic sharp spike. In other words, the price might go straight up without following the usual needle-insertion pattern. Based on this judgment, I decided to jump in directly.

Regarding trading suggestions for PIPPIN: this coin tends to spike sharply, which can scare traders out. My advice is to use 1x leverage, essentially trading spot to avoid false breakouts and stop-loss triggers. Market movements test your mindset and patience the most. Persistence could lead to opportunities.

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LayerZeroHero

· 2h ago

A short position of 10 million USD if it blows up, this wave will take off --- Just get on without leverage, it's all about mindset, I get it --- Injecting needles is really easy to scare off beginners, but this time not injecting needles is actually a good sign? Kinda interesting --- The 25-day moving average logic seems to be accurate every time, but this coin just loves to be special --- Spot trading with 1x leverage is mindless play, anyone can hold it, the question is how long can they hold --- Large traders' short positions are hanging, they will be cleared sooner or later, and the impact at that time will be really strong --- The saying that a decline without injecting needles sounds quite fresh, should we verify it? --- Mindset and patience, easy to say but hard to do, especially during a big drop

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 8h ago

Whoa, is this wave of short squeeze liquidation coming? Just go all-in on spot trading for safety.

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ForkThisDAO

· 8h ago

Once the 10 million short positions are liquidated, this wave is indeed worth watching, placed the bet. I understand the move to jump on board directly, but who can predict the needle insertion? Still, 1x leverage is the safest. No needle insertion this time, which is interesting and indicates a change in the market rhythm. You should be able to see it when the big players' stop-loss triggers; that's when the real show begins. The key is mindset; I am also waiting for that turning point. Don't be scared out; holding on is the key to winning. Your analysis seems insightful, but the crypto circle's tricks are so deep, who can truly see through them? Using 1x leverage as insurance is better than going all-in and getting knocked out by a needle insertion.

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BlockchainBouncer

· 8h ago

This time it's really a bit different, no needle injection but directly pulling? It's a bit hard to hold on, still depends on whether the 25-day moving average can hold.

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AirdropDreamer

· 8h ago

Damn, if the $10 million short position gets liquidated, this move could really be a game-changer. But don't be too greedy; market manipulation is hard to defend against. Staying at 1x leverage is the safest.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 8h ago

If a 10 million short position blows up, it can really push the price up by 50%, but the question is, will this guy let it blow up, huh? --- Just jump in without inserting a needle? If there's another fake breakout this time, I'll laugh. --- 1x leverage is just gambling mentality; to put it nicely, it's testing patience; to put it bluntly, it's about who has stronger psychological resilience. --- The big traders' short positions sound like a reason to add more chips to themselves. --- A slow decline without inserting a needle is even more bizarre; who knows if it's building momentum or if it's going to cool off completely. --- Spot trading mode is indeed less likely to be scammed, but it also means missing out on the joy of leverage. --- This time's logic is more reliable than last time, but the "rules" in the crypto world change on a whim; be careful of getting slapped in the face.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 9h ago

The moment the big whale gets liquidated is devastating; it'll be a matter of who can run faster then.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 9h ago

The moment when the 10 million short position gets liquidated might really take off, but this downward drift is a bit torturous. --- Go straight to spot trading, no more leverage. PIPPIN this coin is really good at fooling people to sell. --- Wait, are we really not inserting the needle this time? It feels a bit too smooth, which makes me uneasy. --- When the big players' stop-loss triggers, rushing in might make a lot of money, but the problem is who can hold on until the bottom. --- Mindset determines everything. I'm just waiting and lying flat; anyway, I can't run away. --- Getting tired of the routine of inserting the needle. Going straight up is a fresh idea. Let's gamble. --- 1x leverage is just fooling yourself into thinking there's no leverage. Why bother? Just go naked. --- When will the 10 million short position explode? I'm getting a bit anxious waiting. --- Is the downward drift mode actually a good signal? I can't quite understand this logic. --- Should I enter now or wait until the needle insertion? That's the question.

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SerLiquidated

· 9h ago

The big whale's short position this time is indeed a bit fierce. If it triggers the stop loss, it might just take off directly. I don't feel there's anything different this time; history always repeats itself. 1x leverage is basically no leverage, might as well go all-in on spot. Who can say for sure when it comes to pinning, let's wait and see. The hardest part is mindset. I've been scared out several times before. This rhythm feels off; I have a feeling there will be another spike before it settles. Honestly, I'm a bit nervous, after all, the previous patterns didn't appear this time. The logic of betting on stop loss and liquidation is a bit shaky; what if the big whale just wants to cut losses?

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