PIPPIN has recently experienced a significant increase of 3.7%, and the driving forces behind it are worth paying attention to.
According to market observations, this rebound directly triggered a large-scale short squeeze. Data shows that shorts suffered a massive loss of $284 million in a short period of time. This is not just simple price fluctuation but a result of real capital game. When such a level of short liquidation occurs, it often attracts more long capital to enter, forming a self-reinforcing upward cycle.
From a technical perspective, PIPPIN's short-term performance after triggering the price of 0.4942 is particularly strong: both the 5-minute and 15-minute levels recorded a 3.7% increase, the 30-minute level also maintained a 3.7% rise, the 1-hour level retreated to 1.96%, and the 4-hour chart shows 0.41%. This highly consistent short-term increase indicates that funds are rapidly building positions, and market sentiment is leaning towards optimism.
Huge losses by shorts often signal a turning point in market sentiment, and longs may further increase their bets. The current market structure has already undergone a clear shift, and the subsequent trend warrants continued observation.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-07 16:52
Short squeeze of 284 million? Damn, that was really intense. Looks like the bulls are about to take off.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-06 08:03
$284 million liquidation? Haha, another battle where the supply line has been cut. Be careful not to get too excited; I've seen this kind of rebound too many times.
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DataChief
· 01-05 02:50
$284 million liquidation, the shorts can't smile, but the longs are secretly happy
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DustCollector
· 01-05 02:48
Shorts liquidated for 280 million, things are getting lively. Let's see how long the bulls can hold on.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 01-05 02:47
Haha, are the bears getting beaten up again? This script is the same every time. Who's still bottom fishing?
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HalfPositionRunner
· 01-05 02:26
$284 million liquidation? Shorts are wiped out, this is the rhythm I predicted
PIPPIN has recently experienced a significant increase of 3.7%, and the driving forces behind it are worth paying attention to.
According to market observations, this rebound directly triggered a large-scale short squeeze. Data shows that shorts suffered a massive loss of $284 million in a short period of time. This is not just simple price fluctuation but a result of real capital game. When such a level of short liquidation occurs, it often attracts more long capital to enter, forming a self-reinforcing upward cycle.
From a technical perspective, PIPPIN's short-term performance after triggering the price of 0.4942 is particularly strong: both the 5-minute and 15-minute levels recorded a 3.7% increase, the 30-minute level also maintained a 3.7% rise, the 1-hour level retreated to 1.96%, and the 4-hour chart shows 0.41%. This highly consistent short-term increase indicates that funds are rapidly building positions, and market sentiment is leaning towards optimism.
Huge losses by shorts often signal a turning point in market sentiment, and longs may further increase their bets. The current market structure has already undergone a clear shift, and the subsequent trend warrants continued observation.