2026-01-09 08:20:33

PIPPIN's recent performance has been quite fierce, once again topping the gainers list, and the hourly high has been broken. The current trading strategy is to enter the market in the range of 0.38-0.40, initially aiming for around 0.45. If it can break through 0.5, there is still a chance to continue adding positions.

Basically, it's about doing right-side trading and following the trend. In this kind of market condition, sticking to trend orders doesn't have a high threshold; as long as you have trading experience, you can participate. Many friends are already following this wave of market movement, and everyone can develop their strategy based on their risk tolerance.

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 01-11 21:12

Wow, PIPPIN is really fierce this time. I didn't even react before it shot up. Wait, buy in at 0.38? This brother's guts are impressive. Trend orders are simple to explain, it all depends on whether you're willing to chase. I'm still watching, afraid of getting caught in a dip.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 01-11 06:15

Wow, PIPPIN is really strong this time. I got in yesterday. Wait, can I successfully bottom out at 0.38... Trend trading sounds easy to talk about, but in reality, the mentality can still break down during actual operation. If it breaks below 0.5, I will add to my position, no other thoughts. Has anyone been liquidated in this wave? Feels like the risk is huge. There are so many people following the trend, I'm a bit worried.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 01-09 08:47

The top of the gain leaderboard is often driven by high leverage piling up wildly. Be cautious, as health factors are already at the boundary. This wave of market movement appears to be simple right-side trading, but in reality, the borrowing rate has long been unhealthy, and the dominoes of chain liquidations can fall at any time. Entering at 0.38 sounds stable, but the real question is... can this trend last until 0.5? Have you calculated the liquidation price? It's aligned with the trend, but don't forget who gets liquidated first when the trend reverses. Another round of market sentiment peaks is coming. Low volatility is the most dangerous signal.

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HashRateHustler

· 01-09 08:41

Trading on the right side sounds satisfying, but in reality, it's still easy to get caught off guard.

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PaperHandSister

· 01-09 08:37

PIPPIN this move is indeed fierce, but I'm still a bit hesitant, always feeling that high positions are easy to get trapped in.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-09 08:36

Following the trend easily leads to pitfalls. Can PIPPIN really break 0.5 this time?

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ChainDetective

· 01-09 08:30

PIPPIN this move is indeed fierce, but entering at 0.38 takes some guts. --- Trading on the right side sounds simple, but you only realize how difficult it is when you have to cut losses. --- Trend orders are easy to say, but it all depends on whether you can hold on. --- The 0.5 level is a bit risky; watch out for a pullback. --- With more people following the trend, it's actually better to be cautious now, really. --- Breaking through 0.45 doesn't seem that quick; let's wait and see. --- Experienced traders are all in, but as a rookie, I think I'll just observe for now.

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