2026-01-05 05:27:45

$PIPPIN recent moves, the tactics are becoming increasingly clear. Carefully observe those strange small K-lines, and you'll find they all appear at the moments of weakest liquidity — this is not normal price fluctuation, it's obviously someone deliberately creating the rhythm.

What's even more disgusting is that the gameplay has now been upgraded. In the past, they would single-handedly slaughter the bulls, and now they also turn around to eat the bears, creating a kind of trap where no matter how you bet, you can't escape. As long as you choose to enter, you'll either get cut on the long side or the short side; dual-direction harvesting is what makes it professional. This show looks very heartbreaking, but upon closer thought, retail investors who don't learn to recognize these tactics really have no chance in such low-liquidity coins.

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RugPullProphet

· 01-07 14:42

It's truly a two-way harvest; this coin should have been avoided long ago. --- The candlestick chart is so flashy, who would dare to touch it... --- One word:润, don't wait for the liquidation notice. --- The liquidity is so trashy that playing with it is just giving away money. --- Look carefully, this is the institution whipping in the slaughterhouse. --- I've said it before, small coins have no chance, but some still want to try. --- Bull and bear are both slaughtered; this tactic is really brilliant. --- Retail investors are just pawns here, wake up everyone. --- The more obvious the套路, the more people get in, the more dangerous it is. --- If not cutting long, then cut short; an artist's style of harvesting.

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Degentleman

· 01-07 02:53

Uh... this coin is really top-notch, truly professional in both-sided leek farming Retail investors just get sent to the slaughter, why bother This low-liquidity thing really has no chance, better to hide if you can

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ChainBrain

· 01-06 17:37

Bidirectional harvesting is truly amazing. That's why I stopped touching small coins long ago; the risk and reward are completely disproportionate.

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TideReceder

· 01-06 08:21

Honestly, the PIPPIN double-sided squeeze technique has been exposed long ago. It's nothing more than betting that you don't have the courage to exit early. An upgraded version of the art of cutting leeks, professional and precise. Just by looking at the candlestick charts, you can tell that those bizarre turning points are not natural trends; it's clearly the market manipulators accumulating. Their methods are becoming more and more sophisticated. Instead of constantly watching the trends, it's better to learn to recognize the strength of a coin. If the liquidity is so poor, it's best not to touch it. It's not that I look down on retail investors; it's really that the game rules were never designed with us in mind.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 01-05 05:56

Bidirectional liquidation, it's truly amazing. I just want to ask, do retail investors really make money?

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MintMaster

· 01-05 05:42

Damn, PIPPIN's move is really brilliant, with dual-sided harvesting—no one can escape. I've seen it coming for a while; this coin has no retail winners at all. When liquidity drops, you know something's going to go wrong. Compared to BTC, it's still more comfortable to just lie flat. Rather than being messed around by such coins, it's better to stick with mainstream ones. Honestly, I really can't get involved with this kind of coin. Dual-cutting, I have to say, is a bit too professional. Recognizing the tricks sounds nice, but in reality, it's still a game of probabilities. Instead of studying candlestick charts, ask yourself how much you still have in your pocket. That's why I only deal with coins that have good liquidity. Looking at this move, I can only say it's definitely not a conventional operation.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 01-05 05:42

Uh, I haven't touched PIPPIN for a long time. That double-sided squeeze strategy is really disgusting.

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LiquidityLarry

· 01-05 05:39

Dual-direction harvesting, now that's true art --- Playing this set with low-liquidity coins is just ridiculous, you're just waiting to be cut --- It's useless to see through it, unless you can run faster than the market maker --- PIPPIN's technique is indeed ruthless, a situation where both bulls and bears are eating, who can withstand it --- Retail investors shouldn't expect to make money when entering such coins, recognizing losses and exiting is the smartest move --- Is K-line timing so accurate? There must be someone behind the scenes manipulating the rhythm --- Basically, it's a liquidity trap. Without enough opposing orders, you're doomed --- Who still dares to play with such coins? Their brains are really brave --- Knowing the tricks is useless; their capital can easily crush yours --- A dual-direction harvest game, playing with the market maker is just asking for humiliation

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-05 05:36

I've seen through it long ago; this double-kill tactic is truly brilliant, leaving no way out. --- PIPPIN is indeed a dirty project; tokens with poor liquidity are prime targets. --- Basically, it's the institutions playing the game; retail investors, no matter how smart, are just leeks. --- Double-sided harvesting sounds disgusting; I've already exited. --- Who dares to touch such tokens? They really have guts. --- What's the use of recognizing the tricks? They don't even bother to explain the logic. --- Even if you understand, it's useless; without strength, you'll still be harvested. --- Pippin is just a meat grinder; once you're in, don't expect to come out unscathed. --- It used to only kill on one side; now it's attacking from both ends? An upgraded version of cutting meat. --- Tokens with such poor liquidity are not even suitable as trading targets. --- Strange K-line patterns are just deliberate drops; there's no need to say more. --- Retail investors are really losing interest; it's all just well-planned traps.

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