Recently, there have been quite a few interesting observations about the $PIPPIN$ trend in the market. That rapid surge is indeed worth examining—sudden price shocks often trigger a large number of stop-loss orders, which can then lead to forced liquidations of short positions. Such operations are common in the market and are usually aimed at clearing short-term resistance.
From a technical perspective, this rally looks more like a short-term rebound or a trap for more gains. Without sustained capital support, a pullback is likely to follow. If you haven't yet participated in short positions, you can watch for suitable entry points at the rebound highs. Once technical reversal signals are confirmed, the success rate of opening short positions will be higher.
It is said that some people have already been positioning around 5.7. Where are your current entry points?
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NestedFox
· 7h ago
A trap to lure buyers, I've really fallen for this one before.
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BearMarketBard
· 12-24 13:58
5.7 The buddy who ambushed me made a killing, and I'm still holding on to this short position.
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GlueGuy
· 12-24 13:57
The trick of inducing buying has become old. I started reducing my position at 5.5, waiting for a pullback to re-enter.
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PermabullPete
· 12-24 13:56
Fake breakout? Laughing, here we go again. The guy at 5.7 should be feeling good now.
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HashBandit
· 12-24 13:55
ngl this pump reeks of a classic liquidity grab... watched the same TPS bottleneck play out back in my mining days when hashrate spikes triggered margin calls lmaooo. no sustained volume backing this move, it's giving rug energy fr fr
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AirdropHuntress
· 12-24 13:55
5.7 Trap? I need to check my wallet address to confirm who it is... I've seen too many of these fake pump schemes, and the market can't sustain this kind of capital flow.
Recently, there have been quite a few interesting observations about the $PIPPIN$ trend in the market. That rapid surge is indeed worth examining—sudden price shocks often trigger a large number of stop-loss orders, which can then lead to forced liquidations of short positions. Such operations are common in the market and are usually aimed at clearing short-term resistance.
From a technical perspective, this rally looks more like a short-term rebound or a trap for more gains. Without sustained capital support, a pullback is likely to follow. If you haven't yet participated in short positions, you can watch for suitable entry points at the rebound highs. Once technical reversal signals are confirmed, the success rate of opening short positions will be higher.
It is said that some people have already been positioning around 5.7. Where are your current entry points?