Recently, the altcoin market is really a total mess; those that are destined to go to zero will eventually go to zero.
Take $pippin for example—this pump wiped out a bunch of short positions and then trapped the longs who bought the top, all just waiting for that breakout moment. After watching all day, I finally seized the opportunity and decisively opened a short position. This kind of price action is so typical: first, a pump to create FOMO, then maybe another round to lure in more longs, but in the end, what needs to drop will still drop.
Honestly, a lot of people trade purely based on gut feeling; chasing pumps and panic selling becomes a habit, and they end up losing badly. In this market, your understanding really determines how far you can go—not every pump is worth chasing, and not every dip should cause panic.
If you’re holding losing positions or don’t know what to do, don’t blindly hold on; it’s much better to talk to experienced people than to figure things out blindly on your own. $LUNC $PUFFER are also worth keeping an eye on for their price action.
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RamenStacker
· 18h ago
Are the people who bought at the top and got stuck feeling numb now?
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SolidityNewbie
· 18h ago
Only fools chase the top, the pump-and-dump trick like Pippin is already overused.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 18h ago
Oh no, yet another token manipulated to death by the whales. Anyone who bought the top is just a sucker.
Recently, the altcoin market is really a total mess; those that are destined to go to zero will eventually go to zero.
Take $pippin for example—this pump wiped out a bunch of short positions and then trapped the longs who bought the top, all just waiting for that breakout moment. After watching all day, I finally seized the opportunity and decisively opened a short position. This kind of price action is so typical: first, a pump to create FOMO, then maybe another round to lure in more longs, but in the end, what needs to drop will still drop.
Honestly, a lot of people trade purely based on gut feeling; chasing pumps and panic selling becomes a habit, and they end up losing badly. In this market, your understanding really determines how far you can go—not every pump is worth chasing, and not every dip should cause panic.
If you’re holding losing positions or don’t know what to do, don’t blindly hold on; it’s much better to talk to experienced people than to figure things out blindly on your own. $LUNC $PUFFER are also worth keeping an eye on for their price action.