The recent trend of PIPPIN is really strange.

Originally planning to short the gainers list, but one after another they turned out to be tough nuts—every time I tried to short, it felt like hitting a steel plate. Alright, then I'll continue to look for opportunities to short those that seem the strongest, betting that they can pull back.

The question arises: I see that a certain large holder has an unrealized profit of nearly ten million on their long position, but in such a one-sided market, where is the counterparty coming from? It's difficult to even close the position. The market does need liquidity, but this way of playing is too extreme, right? When it rises unilaterally to a point where no one is willing to take the other side, winning turns into paper wealth, and that's the most ironic part.