Regarding the PIPPIN(futures contract code PIPPINUSDT), I’ve been tracking this asset closely for the past few days and have noticed some patterns.
Let me be clear: I’m just an ordinary trader, and the market interpretations I share are based on my own understanding. For these altcoins that are deeply manipulated by market makers, you can’t judge the direction by just looking at candlestick technical patterns. You have to switch to an “operator’s perspective” to infer—at which point will they take profits? At what level of chip concentration will they pump the price?
The long and short directions I provide are very clear; I don’t use vague wording. If you still can’t understand such straightforward trading signals, you might really need to reassess whether you’re suited for this market.
Last night I specifically took the time to study spot liquidity data from the primary market, which is why I dared to issue a risk warning. In trading, you need to learn tracking methods that “leave traces wherever you go”—every major capital movement leaves clues, and this time I managed to catch the opportunity again.
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PessimisticOracle
· 23h ago
I've seen right through the whole altcoin game a long time ago. There are only a few tricks the market makers play: accumulation, pumping, and dumping—over and over again.
This guy isn't wrong; just looking at candlestick charts is useless. You have to look at things from a different angle.
I haven't paid attention to PIPPIN, but I always keep my distance from traders who speak with too much certainty.
Using spot liquidity data is an interesting approach—at least it's more reliable than staring at one-minute charts.
Another "I've found the pattern" claim. The more I hear that, the more cautious I become.
Does high concentration of holdings always mean they'll pump the price? That's way too simple—it could just as easily mean a dump.
This kind of analysis is interesting, but the key is not to be fooled by a false sense of certainty. There are just too many variables with altcoins.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 12-04 10:49
Another case of the market makers controlling the game. Your analysis is quite detailed, but I wonder if this round will once again be a slaughterhouse for retail investors.
Honestly, for these kinds of altcoins, I’ve long learned to keep my eyes looking up.
Your “leaving traces as the goose flies” tracking method sounds impressive, but can it make money consistently? Is it really that easy to read the market makers’ minds?
Feels like every time there’s talk of catching opportunities, but in the end, it still comes down to luck.
PIPPIN needs more observation; don’t rush into it, bro.
Spot liquidity data is important, but alerts depend on how the market moves afterward—it’s a bit premature to say.
A trader’s perspective is definitely needed, but retail investors will always be just a bit short on depth of understanding.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 12-03 18:52
Another self-proclaimed trader, but this time PIPPIN's chip data is actually kind of interesting.
Looks like it's time to fleece another wave of newbies, same old tricks.
"Every goose leaves a trace" sounds good, but can you really catch it every time? Why haven’t I seen your track record?
You still have to watch the market yourself, don’t trust anyone’s "clear signals" too much.
PIPPIN? Never heard of it, is it another shitcoin hunter?
I've seen articles like this so many times, and it's always the same routine in the end.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 12-03 18:51
It's the same old trick of market manipulation by the whales; I stopped touching these shitcoins a long time ago.
You sound so confident—if you're sure, just state the numbers directly instead of being vague.
I have to acknowledge the time you spend researching primary market data; that's not just talking out of thin air.
I haven't followed PIPPIN specifically, but these kinds of contract plays are really risky.
Your "trader's perspective" is interesting, but the problem is, how could retail investors possibly see through the whales' intentions?
Did you really make money by seizing this opportunity, or is this just hindsight bias? I'd like to hear about your actual track record.
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memecoin_therapy
· 12-03 18:51
It's the same old altcoin pump-and-dump scheme, though it looks pretty professional.
I've heard this whole routine from the market makers too many times; the ones who actually make money rarely brag.
Daring to issue alerts based on primary market data? I feel like the information gap is right here.
Talking about chip concentration driving the price up is way too vague—where exactly is it happening?
I believe in leaving traces, but what's left behind are marks of people getting cut.
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MetaReckt
· 12-03 18:43
From the perspective of the whales, things do look much clearer, but there are just too many variables with these shitcoins—a single black swan event and it’s all over...
That being said, your “every step leaves a trace” approach is actually pretty solid.
I followed along for a bit, just waiting to get rekt.
Signals this straightforward are rare, just worried it might turn into a bull trap right after.
PIPPIN has definitely shown something these past few days, curious to see how you play it.
Regarding the PIPPIN(futures contract code PIPPINUSDT), I’ve been tracking this asset closely for the past few days and have noticed some patterns.
Let me be clear: I’m just an ordinary trader, and the market interpretations I share are based on my own understanding. For these altcoins that are deeply manipulated by market makers, you can’t judge the direction by just looking at candlestick technical patterns. You have to switch to an “operator’s perspective” to infer—at which point will they take profits? At what level of chip concentration will they pump the price?
The long and short directions I provide are very clear; I don’t use vague wording. If you still can’t understand such straightforward trading signals, you might really need to reassess whether you’re suited for this market.
Last night I specifically took the time to study spot liquidity data from the primary market, which is why I dared to issue a risk warning. In trading, you need to learn tracking methods that “leave traces wherever you go”—every major capital movement leaves clues, and this time I managed to catch the opportunity again.