This coin has several headache-inducing characteristics: well-known institutions controlling the market, ridiculously high funding rates, and manipulation tactics that defy conventional logic. Short and long squeezes happen almost every day.
Many people are convinced that altcoins will eventually go to zero when shorting, only to be liquidated by market makers. This kind of fixed mindset is exactly the weakness being exploited.
The manipulation tactics aren’t actually new, but the problem lies in the extremely high level of uncertainty. Unlike AIA, which has relatively clear price movements, the degree of control here makes it hard for retail investors to grasp the rhythm. Whether there’s a surge or a plunge, the logic behind it might exceed expectations.
For small-cap players, here’s a practical suggestion—waiting on the sidelines is a strategy in itself. Instead of gambling on luck in a highly controlled market, it’s better to wait for a more definitive opportunity.
Do you think the next move will be a short squeeze rally or a dump to offload positions? Leave a comment and share your thoughts.
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BankruptWorker
· 21h ago
Hmm... I just get annoyed looking at this coin, the whale's tactics are too shady.
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Instead of getting rekt here, might as well wait for the next opportunity.
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Dare to buy at 0.225? I don’t. The risk-reward ratio is terrible.
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Just looking at the funding rate gives me a headache, who can even afford to play this?
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Longs and shorts both getting wiped, it’s insane—people get liquidated every day.
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Watching from the sidelines is the smartest choice, don’t get stubborn.
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Even AIA’s trend is clearer than this, the difference is huge.
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The price manipulation is so obvious and yet people are still betting—just handing money to the whales.
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Short squeeze? Dump? Who the hell knows, either way, there’s no money to be made.
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Small capital shouldn’t touch this kind of setup, it’s mostly massive losses.
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UnruggableChad
· 21h ago
Waiting and seeing is indeed the most rational choice; this coin is way too heavily manipulated.
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DegenDreamer
· 21h ago
After so many years of watching altcoins, it’s still the same saying—don’t try to make uncertain money. Staying on the sidelines is the most stable approach.
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AirdropHunter007
· 22h ago
Watching from the sidelines is truly the most rational choice; this coin is just like a casino.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 22h ago
Waiting and seeing is the smartest choice; this coin is too shady.
#数字货币市场洞察 $PIPPIN At the 0.225 level, do you dare to place a bet?
This coin has several headache-inducing characteristics: well-known institutions controlling the market, ridiculously high funding rates, and manipulation tactics that defy conventional logic. Short and long squeezes happen almost every day.
Many people are convinced that altcoins will eventually go to zero when shorting, only to be liquidated by market makers. This kind of fixed mindset is exactly the weakness being exploited.
The manipulation tactics aren’t actually new, but the problem lies in the extremely high level of uncertainty. Unlike AIA, which has relatively clear price movements, the degree of control here makes it hard for retail investors to grasp the rhythm. Whether there’s a surge or a plunge, the logic behind it might exceed expectations.
For small-cap players, here’s a practical suggestion—waiting on the sidelines is a strategy in itself. Instead of gambling on luck in a highly controlled market, it’s better to wait for a more definitive opportunity.
Do you think the next move will be a short squeeze rally or a dump to offload positions? Leave a comment and share your thoughts.