#数字货币市场洞察 $PIPPIN just made a very clear statement with a strong bullish candlestick: the consolidation phase is over, and the main upward trend has officially begun.
The most telling data is right in front of us—the past 4 hours saw short liquidations reach $900,000, while long liquidations were only around $330,000. The scale of short liquidations is 2.7 times that of longs. This isn’t a random fluctuation; it’s a directional reversal signal. Price increases aren’t driven by stories, but by the continuous liquidation of short positions.
**Why this time is different**
On the data side, the scale of the short squeeze is large enough to show real money is driving the price. Technically, the price has broken through all key moving averages, making previous resistance levels irrelevant. In terms of sentiment, FOMO has already kicked in and retail investors are starting to pile in. When these three signals appear simultaneously, it usually means the trend has moved from its incubation phase into the acceleration phase.
**If you want to participate in this move**
First, acknowledge that the trend has indeed shifted—stop guessing where the top is. Next, build your position in batches within the $0.188 to $0.198 range to leave yourself some room to operate. In the short term, look to $0.208 as the first target. If momentum holds, $0.230+ is the next level to watch.
You also need to take risk management seriously. The $0.175 level is the structural lifeline—if it breaks, cut your losses and exit, don’t hold onto false hope. Only trade with the risk exposure you can truly handle; that’s the key to long-term survival.
The market always rewards those who dare to participate when a trend is just starting. Waiting can sometimes cause you to miss the best entry point. Whether you get on this train or not depends on your confidence in the data and technicals.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 10h ago
900,000 short positions liquidated—this time it’s really intense. The scale of the short squeeze clearly shows there’s real money dumping.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 13h ago
Short liquidations increased by 2.7 times. This data really hits hard—it seems this move is definitely not just a fakeout.
A $900,000 short squeeze shows that the whales are seriously at work, not just causing a casual pump.
I just want to ask, is entering at 0.188 a bit too late? Feels like all the FOMO retail investors should have jumped in by now.
If this turns out to be another fake breakout, I’ll just give up and never trust any so-called main bullish wave again.
I’ll keep the 0.175 lifeline in mind, but I’m betting this wave can push to 0.230—after all, the capital is there.
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TokenTherapist
· 12-08 22:09
It's another short squeeze story. The data of 900,000 versus 330,000 is really striking.
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MidnightTrader
· 12-08 21:59
900,000 shorts liquidated. This data is definitely something, but we still need to see if it can hold up afterward.
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Main upward wave? I feel like I hear this kind of talk every week. They said the same thing last time.
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Building positions in batches sounds right, but when it really hits $0.188, who actually dares to go all in? Easier said than done.
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Short squeeze, FOMO again—why does it feel like this story gets told before every market move?
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Lifeline at $0.175. That makes me nervous. Better to stay on the sidelines for now, seems safer.
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This rhythm... Feels like the prelude before retail gets fleeced. Stay alert.
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Data support is good, but I’m just worried a black swan event overnight could crash everything.
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Sure, those who dared to participate made money, but even more people lost. Nobody mentions that part.
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I’d like to get in from $0.188 to $0.198, just worried it’s the top.
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It all sounds logical, but when has the market ever moved according to the data?
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WalletsWatcher
· 12-08 21:58
Is the liquidation of 900,000 short positions real, or is this another trick to get me to sell at a loss? I've seen this tactic too many times.
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MevHunter
· 12-08 21:54
900,000 shorts liquidated—has it really arrived this time? But I'll still wait a bit; I'll consider getting in at $0.188.
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ForkLibertarian
· 12-08 21:47
Shorts have been completely wiped out; this time it does seem different.
Wait, is opening a position at 0.188 really safe? Feels like there might be another retest.
Damn, a liquidation scale of 900,000—that's some serious capital.
Another main rally starting—how many times have I heard this phrase this month, haha.
I admit the trend is shifting, but a stop loss at 0.175 feels too tight. I'll stay cautious.
When retail investors start piling in, that's usually a danger sign. Don't let FOMO cloud your judgment.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 12-08 21:42
900,000 liquidations are really intense, but I’ll wait and see. I’m afraid of getting in and becoming a bagholder.
#数字货币市场洞察 $PIPPIN just made a very clear statement with a strong bullish candlestick: the consolidation phase is over, and the main upward trend has officially begun.
The most telling data is right in front of us—the past 4 hours saw short liquidations reach $900,000, while long liquidations were only around $330,000. The scale of short liquidations is 2.7 times that of longs. This isn’t a random fluctuation; it’s a directional reversal signal. Price increases aren’t driven by stories, but by the continuous liquidation of short positions.
**Why this time is different**
On the data side, the scale of the short squeeze is large enough to show real money is driving the price. Technically, the price has broken through all key moving averages, making previous resistance levels irrelevant. In terms of sentiment, FOMO has already kicked in and retail investors are starting to pile in. When these three signals appear simultaneously, it usually means the trend has moved from its incubation phase into the acceleration phase.
**If you want to participate in this move**
First, acknowledge that the trend has indeed shifted—stop guessing where the top is. Next, build your position in batches within the $0.188 to $0.198 range to leave yourself some room to operate. In the short term, look to $0.208 as the first target. If momentum holds, $0.230+ is the next level to watch.
You also need to take risk management seriously. The $0.175 level is the structural lifeline—if it breaks, cut your losses and exit, don’t hold onto false hope. Only trade with the risk exposure you can truly handle; that’s the key to long-term survival.
The market always rewards those who dare to participate when a trend is just starting. Waiting can sometimes cause you to miss the best entry point. Whether you get on this train or not depends on your confidence in the data and technicals.