I've been watching $pippin lately, and the market maker's moves have been really slick.
Several times it looked like it was about to crash, but they managed to pull it back up. But honestly, this kind of play is very risky—the price has already pumped nearly 10,000% from the bottom, and that kind of surge is basically a ticking time bomb. In this market, if you catch it right, making 100x profits on altcoins isn't a dream, but the problem is, who can actually hold through it? Besides the project team and the market makers themselves, most retail investors will get shaken out.
The clearest signal now is that capital inflow has obviously weakened, not nearly as aggressive as before. My guess is there’s at most one more spike up, but it's probably just a bull trap.
So in terms of strategy, I still prefer shorting the rebound and will wait for that final spike before making any moves. Now's not the time to be greedy—protecting your capital comes first.
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SolidityJester
· 14h ago
The trick of luring people to buy is outdated; they're just waiting to get fleeced.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 14h ago
This market maker tactic is indeed old-fashioned; they always pump it like this, and retail investors still rush in.
Seriously, I've seen too many people get left behind—self-preservation comes first.
The signal of weak capital flow doesn't lie, just wait for the wick.
If this move is just a bull trap, it's laughable; I'll short the rebound too.
Things that go up 10,000%—greed kills.
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FlashLoanLord
· 14h ago
I'm really tired of those bull traps; this time we really need to be careful.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 14h ago
Retail investors' lives are cheap, they're definitely getting harvested this time.
Wait for the wick, I'm watching too.
But honestly, I can't predict this kind of market at all—it's safer to stay on the sidelines.
Wick and pump? Wake up, that's just a bull trap signal.
Funds are indeed weak, I really have no confidence in what comes next.
Shorting is the right move—hit the rebound, profits are king.
The market makers have already set up this game, what can retail investors do?
A 10000% monster—I don't even want to touch it, it's too scary.
Try shorting on the rebound to test the waters, maybe I'll catch the bottom.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 14h ago
I've seen too many bull traps like this. If Pippin manages to sell at the top this time, that's a win.
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Weak capital inflows—this signal doesn't lie. Take action when it's time.
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Almost no one can hold through a 10,000% increase. Don't let FOMO cloud your judgment.
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Shorting the rebound is a solid strategy. Waiting for a wick to appear is always too late.
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Here comes another project at "time bomb" level. Retail investors are going to get rekt again.
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Market makers are propping up the price so aggressively—it just shows a lack of confidence. No way I’m buying it.
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Getting in now for a 100x dream, but ending up exiting with a 10x loss—I'm used to it by now.
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This pump feels weak, definitely looks like a bull trap. I'm either staying out or going straight short.
I've been watching $pippin lately, and the market maker's moves have been really slick.
Several times it looked like it was about to crash, but they managed to pull it back up. But honestly, this kind of play is very risky—the price has already pumped nearly 10,000% from the bottom, and that kind of surge is basically a ticking time bomb. In this market, if you catch it right, making 100x profits on altcoins isn't a dream, but the problem is, who can actually hold through it? Besides the project team and the market makers themselves, most retail investors will get shaken out.
The clearest signal now is that capital inflow has obviously weakened, not nearly as aggressive as before. My guess is there’s at most one more spike up, but it's probably just a bull trap.
So in terms of strategy, I still prefer shorting the rebound and will wait for that final spike before making any moves. Now's not the time to be greedy—protecting your capital comes first.