#数字货币市场洞察 PIPPIN is experiencing abnormal capital movements, with multi-timeframe data showing sustained large buy orders entering the market.
According to on-chain monitoring, all timeframes from 5 minutes to 7 days are showing net inflows. This kind of full-cycle resonant capital behavior is typically not a pattern retail investors can create. Meanwhile, bears are under significant pressure—the scale of short liquidations reached $446,500 in the past hour, which is 13 times the amount of long liquidations.
Every price surge is accompanied by an influx of forced liquidation orders. These mandatory buy orders have actually become the fuel propelling the market. In terms of market sentiment, longs currently account for 55.5% across the network, and FOMO is starting to appear, though it has not yet reached an extreme level.
However, it’s worth noting that the RSI has already climbed to 81, entering a clearly overbought zone. The probability of a technical pullback in the short term is high. If you’re considering entering a position, chasing at the top is obviously not a wise choice.
A rational strategy is to wait for a pullback opportunity: • Primary focus area: $0.1740-$0.1780, which is the previous high-volume trading platform • Deep pullback range: $0.1620-$0.1660; if such a dip occurs, the risk-reward ratio will be even more attractive • Risk control bottom line set at $0.1540; a break below this level requires a reassessment of the thesis • Resistance levels above: $0.1923, $0.2050, $0.2150 in sequence
A rational pullback after a surge is often the real entry window. The market gives opportunities—it's up to you to seize them.
Focus on high-probability opportunities and capture the trend together.
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LiquidationHunter
· 10h ago
Damn, RSI81 is directly overbought. Chasing the high this time is just giving away money.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 10h ago
After hyping it up for so long, RSI is at 81 and you still want to chase? Wake up, everyone.
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token_therapist
· 10h ago
Shorts got liquidated again—this is the signature move of the whales.
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ShadowStaker
· 10h ago
rsi at 81 screams trap tbh... watched this pattern play out too many times. institutional money pumping liquidity before the rug pull, classic move.
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HashBrownies
· 10h ago
RSI is already at 81, and you're still chasing? That's just giving money to the market makers. Waiting for a pullback is the real smart move.
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just_another_wallet
· 10h ago
Short sellers are getting hit again; this pace is a bit intense.
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HackerWhoCares
· 10h ago
Shorts have been liquidated and you still want to chase? The RSI is already at 81 and you still dare to chase the highs—aren’t you asking for trouble? Just wait for a pullback before getting in.
#数字货币市场洞察 PIPPIN is experiencing abnormal capital movements, with multi-timeframe data showing sustained large buy orders entering the market.
According to on-chain monitoring, all timeframes from 5 minutes to 7 days are showing net inflows. This kind of full-cycle resonant capital behavior is typically not a pattern retail investors can create. Meanwhile, bears are under significant pressure—the scale of short liquidations reached $446,500 in the past hour, which is 13 times the amount of long liquidations.
Every price surge is accompanied by an influx of forced liquidation orders. These mandatory buy orders have actually become the fuel propelling the market. In terms of market sentiment, longs currently account for 55.5% across the network, and FOMO is starting to appear, though it has not yet reached an extreme level.
However, it’s worth noting that the RSI has already climbed to 81, entering a clearly overbought zone. The probability of a technical pullback in the short term is high. If you’re considering entering a position, chasing at the top is obviously not a wise choice.
A rational strategy is to wait for a pullback opportunity:
• Primary focus area: $0.1740-$0.1780, which is the previous high-volume trading platform
• Deep pullback range: $0.1620-$0.1660; if such a dip occurs, the risk-reward ratio will be even more attractive
• Risk control bottom line set at $0.1540; a break below this level requires a reassessment of the thesis
• Resistance levels above: $0.1923, $0.2050, $0.2150 in sequence
A rational pullback after a surge is often the real entry window. The market gives opportunities—it's up to you to seize them.
Focus on high-probability opportunities and capture the trend together.