2025-12-24 08:00:50

#美国证券交易委员会代币化股票交易方案 $PIPPIN is under a lot of pressure around 0.5. Multiple attempts to push higher have been pushed back, and this is not accidental — the main force clearly has the intention to dump here.

This wave has already risen for nearly a month. Is it the right time to chase a short position at the low? Not the best timing. Honestly, shorting at this level is basically starting from the "foot of the mountain." Not only do you have to pay funding fees, but you also need to guard against the main force suddenly pushing up and then reversing to cut you. The cost-effectiveness is really average.

But looking at the on-chain funds still flowing in continuously, and no signs of large-scale outflows, it feels more like a high-level shakeout to consume floating chips, not a signal of reversal.

So my approach is: mainly look for dips to buy back intraday. If you really want to short, you can open a small position around 0.5 to try your luck, but be sure to strictly set stop-losses — this kind of trade is a probability game, not a main trend trade.

Next, keep watching and also lay some ambushes on some strong small-cap coins intraday. If the rhythm is consistent, follow along.

Key observation: $BEAT $NIGHT

PIPPIN-8,22%

BEAT0,81%

NIGHT0,93%

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 12-27 01:33

How many times has the main force dumped at the 0.5 level, and how many weeks have passed since the last promise not to dump? According to the database, on-chain funds are still flowing in, and this delay notice might need to be queued. Forget it, I'll buy the dip within the day, with strict stop-loss, anyway the project team's hype will eventually ferment one day.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 12-25 17:02

Really, the 0.5 level was smashed down too aggressively, I didn't even consider shorting. The main force is clearly accumulating, on-chain funds are still flowing in. Shorting at this time is just asking to be cut. Waiting and watching, waiting for a pullback to buy low, no rush. Why does it feel like BEAT and NIGHT have been showing different strength lately? 0.5 can't be broken repeatedly, this rhythm is a bit strange. Instead of shorting, it's better to wait for a rebound to buy, hard to defend against. PIPPIN's recent shakeout has really shaken people up, I think it's better to stay on the sidelines. Trying a small position is okay, but stop-loss must be strict, or the chance of being cut is too high. What tricks is the main force playing here? Funds are still flowing in continuously. Don't chase shorts; intra-day low buying is more reliable.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 12-24 08:30

Selling pressure is strong, but on-chain inflows haven't stopped. It's hard to say, so better wait for a pullback before jumping in again. The main force is washing out positions. No need to rush to short, the fee rate is given away for free, and stop-losses should be strict. Trying with 0.5 is okay, but don't expect to make big money; it's just a probability game. Compared to PIPPIN, I still prefer BEAT's rhythm. Small-cap coins have been consistent recently.

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APY追逐者

· 12-24 08:30

This 0.5 resistance level feels a bit虚, the main force is clearly trying to cause trouble there. Shorting with high cost-performance ratio is indeed average, and the funding rate is bleeding heavily. On-chain funds are still pouring in疯狂,感觉洗盘的味儿更浓. The low-buying rhythm seems to have arrived,继续蹲. Trying a small position is not impossible, but stop-loss must be tight. $BEAT this small coin has a bit of rhythm. This week, the focus is mainly on these few targets for intraday trading, can follow if possible. If it breaks 0.5, I actually have a positive outlook. Currently, this is the rhythm, wait for the news to come out before making further judgments.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 12-24 08:24

The main force is desperately smashing at 0.5, indicating there is still hope ahead. On-chain funds are flowing in continuously, and the shakeout is obvious. Trying to short now is just asking for trouble. Buying the dip is the right strategy; wait for a pullback to re-enter. --- Shorting at this position is really not cost-effective, with high fees and the risk of being reversed. Better to wait for an intraday pullback to get in, offering more security. --- Funds are still entering the market, indicating the main force has no intention of fleeing. This wave can be viewed as a shakeout; don't be too pessimistic. --- You can try a small short near 0.5, but set a tight stop-loss. This is a probabilistic trade. --- I think this is just draining the floating positions, not a reversal signal. Keep watching or just buy the dip intraday. --- $BEAT $NIGHT How have your recent trades been? Any strong signals? --- After a month of messing around, chasing a short now is too greedy. Better to wait for a pullback.

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