Looking at $PIPPIN's chart this year, something feels seriously off. The price action screams artificial pump – you can spot the washtrading patterns if you know what to look for. When major platforms are potentially involved in manipulating volume and price movements like this, it raises real questions about market integrity. Personally? I'd say there's a strong case for taking a short position here. The fundamentals don't support these levels, and when the house of cards falls, it could drop hard. Not financial advice, but this chart has all the red flags.
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token_therapist
· 11h ago
The bottom-fishing dog is back again. Is this time PIPPIN really different...
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 12-10 20:02
I've experienced this myself. Back in 2018, such schemes were not uncommon—fake trading volume, pump and dump schemes, a common pattern across the board. I’ve smelled this chart pattern of $PIPPIN many times before—the project team makes big promises, exchanges cooperate to dump, and new retail investors keep falling for it. If you really want to short, you also need to watch your stop-loss; otherwise, you’ll get bitten back. These days, there’s no such thing as absolute certainty.
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WhaleShadow
· 12-10 19:53
Oh my, this chart definitely has some tricks; the signs of a shakeout are too obvious.
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ZhuMillion
· 12-10 19:51
Cannot fall further, the market is heavily controlled.
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BTCWaveRider
· 12-10 19:47
Bro, this chart does feel a bit strange; the washout vibe is really strong.
Looking at $PIPPIN's chart this year, something feels seriously off. The price action screams artificial pump – you can spot the washtrading patterns if you know what to look for. When major platforms are potentially involved in manipulating volume and price movements like this, it raises real questions about market integrity. Personally? I'd say there's a strong case for taking a short position here. The fundamentals don't support these levels, and when the house of cards falls, it could drop hard. Not financial advice, but this chart has all the red flags.