The recent price action of the pippin token is really both confusing and obvious at the same time. The market makers' manipulation is honestly disgusting—they crash the price until everyone panics, then suddenly pump it back up, repeating the cycle to keep harvesting profits. But the more we see these kinds of shady moves, the closer we probably are to a real collapse.
Think about it: from the bottom, it's already up almost 10,000%. In theory, these kinds of altcoins can deliver 100x returns in a market like this. But the problem is, aside from the project team and those market makers, regular retail investors can't hold onto their positions at all. You can clearly feel that the inflow of funds isn’t as strong as before. Most likely, there’ll be one final pump to trap and harvest more people, and after that, it’ll start going downhill.
My personal assessment is that at this level, shorting on the rebound is the safer play. Let’s watch the show—what’s meant to happen will happen.
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GasFeeCrier
· 18h ago
It's that same old trick of cutting the leeks again, getting tired of it
Market makers are really incredible, smashing the price down and pushing it up in a cycle of harvesting, how can retail investors play this?
A 10,000% increase sounds great, but only a few actually get the profits, it's hilarious
The trading volume has clearly decreased, this is the final madness, time to clear out the market
Rebound and short, if you don’t believe he can push it up another wave
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GasFeeCryer
· 12-10 10:38
The retail investors are the final bagholders, just watching.
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FlyingLeek
· 12-09 22:50
I'm already tired of this market maker trick; dumping and pumping the price over and over again—retail investors are always the last ones left holding the bag.
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UnluckyValidator
· 12-09 22:42
Retail investors are always the last ones holding the bag, that's the rule.
I've seen through it long ago—dump as soon as there's a rebound, there's no other way.
Tenfold, hundredfold returns? What a joke, that's for the project teams to enjoy.
When the final blow comes, another wave of retail investors will get slaughtered.
If you don't believe me, look—the funds are already quietly pulling out.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 12-09 22:35
Retail investors really have it tough, those 10x or 100x gains never come our way.
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This round is definitely risky, feels like the final blow is about to hit.
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Damn, I broke out in a cold sweat again from the dump, but when I looked back, it already bounced back. What the heck is going on?
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I don’t believe it anymore, I’ll just sell on every rebound, no more waiting.
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10,000% gains sound great, but how many people actually hold through it? Definitely not me.
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When you see the funds losing momentum, you know it’s time to pull out—so experienced.
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I’ve heard “the last stab” way too many times, but it still hasn’t come.
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Going short now, just gonna sit back and watch the show.
The recent price action of the pippin token is really both confusing and obvious at the same time. The market makers' manipulation is honestly disgusting—they crash the price until everyone panics, then suddenly pump it back up, repeating the cycle to keep harvesting profits. But the more we see these kinds of shady moves, the closer we probably are to a real collapse.
Think about it: from the bottom, it's already up almost 10,000%. In theory, these kinds of altcoins can deliver 100x returns in a market like this. But the problem is, aside from the project team and those market makers, regular retail investors can't hold onto their positions at all. You can clearly feel that the inflow of funds isn’t as strong as before. Most likely, there’ll be one final pump to trap and harvest more people, and after that, it’ll start going downhill.
My personal assessment is that at this level, shorting on the rebound is the safer play. Let’s watch the show—what’s meant to happen will happen.