PIPPIN's recent contract operations have resulted in a total loss of around 900 USD. It seems that the main force has no intention of continuing to push the price up, and the upcoming rhythm will likely be a slow decline combined with high funding fees. Let's think about it—being long is repeatedly eaten away by fees, and being short, even if you hold to the bottom, will be tormented into losses by the rate. With such a pattern, the participation space is already very limited. Some coins are like this; they seem to have a story in the early stage, but once the market maker's intention changes, the entire trading environment becomes very unfriendly. Instead of entangling, it's better to cut losses in time and shift attention to other opportunities. Anyway, these types of coins have already lost their trading appeal.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-07 17:54
900u is gone, this is the price of following the market maker.
You should have run earlier. Now the fee absorption machine has already started.
For coins like PIPPIN, once the story is over, there's nothing more to watch. I've already moved my position.
Repeatedly being eaten away by fees is really unbelievable; everything results in a loss.
Instead of stubbornly fighting here, it's better to look for the next opportunity to avoid wasting time.
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MechanicalMartel
· 01-07 17:53
900u is gone just like that, the fee rate is really ruthless.
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Once the main force shifts, it becomes a slaughterhouse. This coin really should be abandoned.
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Fees eat into your profits; this game is unplayable.
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Another coin that looks promising but is played to death by the manipulators. Give it a rest.
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Cut your losses, stop struggling, there are other opportunities.
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Both long and short can lead to losses; this is the real trap.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-07 17:50
900u is gone just like that, really unbelievable
When the main force runs, the fee rate soars, this trick is played out
Rather than stubbornly holding on, it's better to quickly change the target, it's pointless
The market maker flips faster than flipping a book, should have run earlier
The fee rate eats up all the profits, purely being cut out
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rekt_but_vibing
· 01-07 17:45
900u is gone just like that, high fees are literally choking people to death, I’m so annoyed whenever I see this coin
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Why does the main force always like to play this trick? They hype it up fiercely at the beginning, then suddenly start bleeding
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Rather than being exploited by fees here, it’s really better to look at other targets, more worry-free
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Shorting also loses, going long also loses, this is just ridiculous, the market makers are really out of options
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Running away in time is the best strategy, don’t wait to be drained alive
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My advice for this type of coin is to completely avoid it, it’s not worth it
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-07 17:35
900u's massive loss, the main force really flips the script just like that, this is the daily routine of pump-and-dump coins.
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Fees are like a butcher's knife—more fees mean more losses, whether high or low, just stop participating.
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I've already blacklisted coins like PIPPIN a long time ago; there's no point in entangling further.
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Stop-loss, stop-loss. Don't fight with coins that are losing money. The next hot spot is waiting for us.
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When the main force stops pumping, it's a signal. Staying longer is just digging your own grave.
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With such high fees, what's the point of playing? Switching to a more promising target is much better.
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Basically, the pump-and-dump operators have cashed out, and the rest are just bagholders. Wake up, everyone.
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ValidatorViking
· 01-07 17:34
whale games never stop, just the players rotate out. seen this pattern a thousand times—fund rate becomes the real enemy, not the price action. pippin's already dead weight, move on.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 01-07 17:30
900u is gone, it's gone. Don't dwell on it, this coin is already dead.
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The fee structure is really outrageous, both bulls and bears are being drained.
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When the main force runs, it's time to withdraw. There's nothing good to watch.
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I've said this coin has problems a long time ago, now you understand, right?
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Stop-loss, stop-loss. Don't wait for a turnaround, it's not going to happen.
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A typical pump-and-dump scheme, initially hyped up loudly, but later all just traps.
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With such high fees, what's the point of playing? Just switch to a different asset.
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PIPPIN is a textbook example of a scam coin. Just remember this lesson.
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It looks like there's a story, but in the end, it's all just stories. If it's time to leave, just leave.
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Entering now is just taking on the bag, there's no need.
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It has lost its appeal, it's definitely time to move on.
PIPPIN's recent contract operations have resulted in a total loss of around 900 USD. It seems that the main force has no intention of continuing to push the price up, and the upcoming rhythm will likely be a slow decline combined with high funding fees. Let's think about it—being long is repeatedly eaten away by fees, and being short, even if you hold to the bottom, will be tormented into losses by the rate. With such a pattern, the participation space is already very limited. Some coins are like this; they seem to have a story in the early stage, but once the market maker's intention changes, the entire trading environment becomes very unfriendly. Instead of entangling, it's better to cut losses in time and shift attention to other opportunities. Anyway, these types of coins have already lost their trading appeal.