$PIPPIN This wave of data is making my scalp tingle! What does it mean for the bears to be slaughtered 13 times over?

Let’s start with the capital flow. From the 5-minute level to the 7-day cycle, every time frame shows net inflows—this isn’t something retail investors can pull off. Someone is stacking chips with real money, building a solid foundation.

The liquidation data is even more extreme: in the past hour, shorts were liquidated for $446,000, while longs only lost $34,000—a staggering 13:1 ratio. To put it plainly, this rally is being pushed up by short squeezes, and the short squeeze is at its most brutal.

Market sentiment is heating up too, with 55.5% of people across the web going long—a consensus trend is forming. But here’s the issue—the RSI has already shot up to 81, that’s way too hot! Jumping in now is basically catching a falling knife for the whales.

So the strategy is simple: wait! Wait for a pullback opportunity.

How exactly? Watch these levels:

First tier: $0.180, this is the main cost zone, where the trend is likely to retest for the first time—start building positions in batches here.

Second tier: $0.1620-$0.1660, the “golden dip,” the dream entry point for a deep pullback—go heavy if you dare.

As for the stop-loss, it must be set at $0.1540. If that breaks, it means the thesis is wrong—exit decisively, don’t hold the bag.

Profit targets are at $0.1883, $0.2100, and $0.2250—these are the three steps up.

In a bull market, impulsive people make quick money, but those with patience make big money. Pullbacks aren’t a bad thing—they’re a sign the market is handing out red envelopes.

Don’t rely on luck—only make trades with solid logic.