#数字资产市场观察 The recent alts market has become interesting, surprisingly strong.
Taking $pippin as an example, the typical main force wash-up routine—first, they pull up the price to lure retail investors to chase the rise, then suddenly smash it down to force you to sell your holdings, repeatedly jumping around to exhaust patience. Now, the market's short positions are piled up, and this kind of fluctuation is likely to drag on for a few more days.
Friends who play the waves remember: taking profits is a hard rule. If there's a profit, cash it in quickly, don't fantasize about getting the last bite, greed often leads to being harvested in reverse. In this kind of market, only the cash you realize truly belongs to you.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
15 Likes
Reward
15
7
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
OvertimeSquid
· 13h ago
It's this trap again, I've seen through it long ago, just waiting for someone to step into the pit.
View OriginalReply0
WealthCoffee
· 13h ago
Ha, I've grown tired of this Pippin's routine; they really treat retail investors like suckers.
---
Lock in profits is correct; otherwise, just wait to be Reverse harvested.
---
Damn, it's this same old trick again, Whipsawing me until I lose my patience.
---
Only locking in profits is real; everything else is just a fantasy.
---
With the market filled with short positions, I might as well watch the show honestly.
---
Really, the price of greed for a bite of meat is too high.
---
Still several days of fluctuations? Then I guess I'll hold off for now.
---
The thing that swing traders fear the most is this kind of back-and-forth, it breaks their mindset.
---
Cash that is realized is money; this sentence hits hard.
---
I've long been out of the Pippin game; I just don't have the patience.
View OriginalReply0
ColdWalletGuardian
· 13h ago
Pippin is indeed acting this time, the old routine, I've seen it too many times.
Lock in profits, otherwise you'll be played for suckers sooner or later.
Being greedy in this kind of market is really asking for trouble.
View OriginalReply0
ContractCollector
· 13h ago
The brother is right, this wave of pippin is really disgusting, I got out yesterday, and I have to admire those who are still trapped.
---
This market maker's trap is really annoying, pumping and dumping is too cliché, we have to learn to retreat completely.
---
The saying "take the profit while it's good" is the truth; how many people have fallen because of greed for that last bite.
---
The short positions are piling up, which means there will be more turmoil; I've chosen to lay flat these days.
---
$pippin is really amazing; those who play swing trading must have a heart of iron and blood.
---
Only the money in hand is real; I have to engrave this sentence in my mind.
---
Your expression is surprisingly hard, haha, indeed the market is full of traps.
View OriginalReply0
LostBetweenChains
· 13h ago
I've long been tired of this pippin trap; retail investors are just suckers to be played for suckers.
---
The saying 'lock in profits' makes perfect sense; I almost lost everything last time due to greed.
---
It's all whipsaw and short positions; who are they messing with by jumping around repeatedly?
---
The money that has been cashed out is the real deal; this needs to be etched in my mind.
---
Are the short positions full? Then I might as well bet on a Rebound.
---
The market maker's trap is getting old, yet some people still jump in.
---
Don't fantasize about taking the last bite; it sounds like advice but I still want to give it a try.
---
This kind of volatile market is the most annoying; you can't make money and still have to keep an eye on the chart all the time.
---
Locking in profits sounds easy, but it's hard to execute.
---
Pippin makes money and loses money; without some mental preparation, it's really hard to play.
View OriginalReply0
ZenMiner
· 14h ago
Bro, this analysis hits the nail on the head; pippin is indeed playing that trick.
The saying "take the profit when it's good" is too right; how many people die from greed.
It's almost a Rug Pull; there's no need to harm each other with the market maker.
View OriginalReply0
LonelyAnchorman
· 14h ago
I'm really tired of this whipsaw routine, is there really anyone catching a falling knife with pippin behaving like this?
It's easy to say to take the profit when it's good, but very few can actually do it.
Again, it's a market with repeated ups and downs, I've chosen to lie flat and watch the show.
This round is likely going to play people for suckers again, just a periodic harvesting.
Real profits in hand are the hard truth, don't bet against the market maker.
#数字资产市场观察 The recent alts market has become interesting, surprisingly strong.
Taking $pippin as an example, the typical main force wash-up routine—first, they pull up the price to lure retail investors to chase the rise, then suddenly smash it down to force you to sell your holdings, repeatedly jumping around to exhaust patience. Now, the market's short positions are piled up, and this kind of fluctuation is likely to drag on for a few more days.
Friends who play the waves remember: taking profits is a hard rule. If there's a profit, cash it in quickly, don't fantasize about getting the last bite, greed often leads to being harvested in reverse. In this kind of market, only the cash you realize truly belongs to you.