2026-01-04 05:23:56

Recently, the market trends of these coins have been quite interesting.

PIPPIN started around 0.4 and has been grinding upward since nighttime. The key watershed is stuck at 0.41; it has tested this level several times in history before breaking through. If it returns to the 0.41-0.42 range later, there is still a chance in this zone.

LIT's situation is a bit different. On the hourly chart, 2.81 is a strong resistance. Once this level is stabilized, a larger increase can be expected. The previous strategy was to continue shorting until it breaks, with a stop-loss set at 2.915 for safety. Two waves have already been shorted earlier, and there is still an opportunity to re-enter.

BULLA has doubled from the bottom to now, and the rally has been quite strong. However, the 4-hour MACD shows signs of decreasing momentum, and the hourly chart is consolidating at high levels. Short-term support is at 0.66. If this support is broken, consider entering a quick pullback short position.

PIPPIN-16,04%

LIT1,81%

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FarmToRiches

· 01-06 17:13

PIPPIN at 0.41 is just a paper tiger. It has been broken multiple times and still hesitating, I think it's risky. LIT short positions are doing well, but only those with quick reflexes have caught two waves. Now, it's time to wait for an opportunity to get in. BULLA has doubled, which is really aggressive, but as soon as MACD shrinks in volume, I know what's going on. Breaking the 0.66 support level and then pulling back to short entry—this routine is old and predictable.

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SwapWhisperer

· 01-06 10:40

PIPPIN is really solid at 0.41, feels like I need to grind a bit more... LIT has dropped twice and you're still willing to buy? Dude, your courage is really big.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 01-05 07:22

0.41 is indeed an old rival at this level; whether it breaks or not is really crucial. LIT has already dropped two waves and still wants to continue? I think that's a bit greedy haha. After doubling, BULLA is now consolidating. This rhythm... needs to be cautious.

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ImpermanentSage

· 01-04 05:54

0.41 this threshold is indeed a bit tricky, let's see when it truly stabilizes LIT short positions hit the mark twice, and now you're still daring to enter... really brave BULLA's rise is truly frightening, be cautious during high-level consolidation PIPPIN still has room for imagination, but don't chase too high I'm bearish on LIT, 2.81 is really tough After doubling, BULLA should actually be more cautious, break below 0.66 and you need to run Grinding away... this is the market LIT's stop-loss setup is quite cautious, but I think 2.81 might be tested a few more times PIPPIN, LIT, and BULLA have all shown some activity recently For short positions, I'm also considering LIT, but the timing needs to be right BULLA moved a bit too fast this time, volume reduction signals are no joke Look for opportunities in the consolidation phase, that's the right way to open positions Break through 0.41 and get in directly, no need to overthink it The hard resistance for LIT is just that—hard resistance, patience is needed when shorting

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-04 05:52

Pippin's position is indeed interesting, but how many times has it broken 0.41? Can it stay steady this time? Lit has been drained twice and still wants to catch the rebound? Haha, that's a bit greedy. After Bulla doubled, organizing it like this, feels like it's going to crash?

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TestnetScholar

· 01-04 05:49

Pippin is indeed a bit stuck at this level, but I feel like 0.41 can't be broken, it's been hesitating. I'm also watching the short position on lit, just worried that 2.81 might suddenly give you a quick surge. Bulla has doubled and still wants to short? Quite bold. This kind of high-level consolidation is the easiest to cause a sharp drop.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-04 05:47

0.41 This critical level needs to be tested repeatedly again, PIPPIN's hesitant attitude is all too familiar. Is the LIT short position coming again? How did the previous two waves perform? BULLA doubling so quickly is indeed a bit suspicious; at high levels, consolidation usually means it won't move upward.

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MoonRocketman

· 01-04 05:45

0.41 this gravity resistance level is the launch window, sharpening the axe won't delay the firewood chopping. Only when the breakout occurs will the RSI truly ignite. The angle coefficient of LIT is quite extreme; if the 2.81 short breaks through, it can directly fall back into the atmosphere. Set the stop loss at 2.915, I need to remember that. BULLA has doubled, and you still dare to short? Brother, you're playing with fire. The MACD shrinking volume signal is not enough to determine a trend reversal. LIT is interesting. If it can't break 2.81 this wave, just short again. Probabilistically, I have the edge. PIPPIN is repeatedly testing 0.41-0.42, a typical fuel replenishment stage. After breaking out, escape velocity will be very fast. Can BULLA's support at 0.66 really hold? It looks like a false signal to me. High-level consolidation can easily turn into a decline. The rhythm of these three coins is different. LIT has the most launch potential, PIPPIN needs patience to wait for the window, BULLA carries the greatest risk.

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LiquidityLarry

· 01-04 05:32

Pippin, this grind is a bit annoying, 0.41 is just a paper tiger. Lit has been drained twice and still wants to catch... Your resilience is really strong. Bulla consolidates after doubling, feeling like it's about to collapse. Whether 0.41 breaks or not, let's see. MACD shrinking is a signal, Bulla is about to run.

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