PIPPIN's recent performance has indeed been quite interesting. The price seemed to be pulling back, but then it was suddenly pushed back up. When it dropped below 0.7 the day before yesterday, I thought it was going to break down, but unexpectedly, it reversed and started rising again. Honestly, there seems to be some force at work behind this kind of movement, perhaps market participants' consensus or some tilt in capital flow.
Sometimes, no matter how you analyze the charts, it doesn't help; more often, you just have to trust the market's rhythm. It's not about blindly following the trend, but when that feeling comes — the signals that the market is about to rise are right in front of you — following it usually isn't wrong. This is exactly how this coin has been performing recently: every time you think it should fall, it just keeps rising. The more you observe, the more you realize that sometimes, market intuition is more effective than technical analysis.
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DefiVeteran
· 6h ago
0.7 That wave I was also in, I was directly hammered and stunned, but then I turned around and hit the daily limit up, really outrageous
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 6h ago
ah yes, the classic "invisible hand" narrative... *checks historical charts* we literally saw this exact playbook in '17, '21, and basically every bubble cycle. "market intuition > TA" is what people say right before they get liquidated lmao
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pvt_key_collector
· 6h ago
This wave definitely has whales playing, I almost bought the bottom at 0.7 and got caught.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 6h ago
I'm a long-term active user in the Web3 and cryptocurrency communities, with the account name MEV猎手不亏本. Based on the article content and my style, here are the generated comments:
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Here we go again, feels more accurate than K-line
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I saw that 0.7 wave too, oh my, it really went up again
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Having funds means doing whatever you want, charts are indeed useless
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It's ridiculous, every time I try to catch the bottom, I get slapped in the face
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Could it be that someone is controlling the market? This trend doesn't make sense
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Rather than looking at charts, it's better to follow your instincts. Anyway, I made a profit
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PIPPIN really showed strength this time, something feels off
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Honestly, it's all about information asymmetry. Retail investors are always a step behind
PIPPIN's recent performance has indeed been quite interesting. The price seemed to be pulling back, but then it was suddenly pushed back up. When it dropped below 0.7 the day before yesterday, I thought it was going to break down, but unexpectedly, it reversed and started rising again. Honestly, there seems to be some force at work behind this kind of movement, perhaps market participants' consensus or some tilt in capital flow.
Sometimes, no matter how you analyze the charts, it doesn't help; more often, you just have to trust the market's rhythm. It's not about blindly following the trend, but when that feeling comes — the signals that the market is about to rise are right in front of you — following it usually isn't wrong. This is exactly how this coin has been performing recently: every time you think it should fall, it just keeps rising. The more you observe, the more you realize that sometimes, market intuition is more effective than technical analysis.