2026-01-11 15:23:57

PIPPIN's recent trend is indeed worth paying attention to. Previously, it oscillated around 0.42 multiple times, appearing to be a typical trap to lure retail investors—gathering enough retail chips at this level, then suddenly dropping sharply. This was followed by a rapid needle-like plunge, which is a more aggressive targeted attack pattern.

The bulls' confidence has long been shattered, but the subsequent movement is even more heartbreaking. Currently, it is a volume-contracted downward decline, a pattern that is most unfriendly to retail investors—seems like the decline isn't large, but the continuous lowering of the price is like boiling a frog in warm water. A standard distribution rhythm.

Many people are still discussing various support levels, but in reality, the market makers don't follow this logic at all. Their goal is to shake out the chips held by retail investors; support or resistance levels mean nothing to them.

The current situation is that the probability of PIPPINUSDT continuing to go down is higher. Waiting for a rebound before selling is often the last reason to take on the position.

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LifeK-LineIsAScam

· 01-11 16:49

It's all about mindset. When you panic and collapse, that's when you're being harvested.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-11 15:53

Boiling frogs in warm water, this time it's really happening. I felt something was off before. Those supporting levels should wake up; the big players aren't paying attention to that. Still waiting for a rebound? Haha, just let others carry the sedan chair. Volume shrinkage and downward decline are the most annoying; it may not look painful but it's actually deadly. That move at 0.42 was really a precise sniping; anyone who didn't run was trapped. This rhythm still feels like it needs to go lower. Cut losses early, everyone.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-11 15:53

The metaphor of boiling a frog in warm water is brilliant; I am that frog. It's been obvious for a long time that the support level stuff really doesn't work. Rebound and then sell again? Ha, this is the self-cultivation of a bagholder, right?

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OffchainWinner

· 01-11 15:52

Boiling a frog in warm water is a perfect metaphor; I am that frog. --- It's that support level theory again. Wake up, everyone. --- Rebound again? Brother, you're writing your will. --- Volume reduction and a downward trend are truly the most despairing; it seems like not much has dropped, but it's already over. --- The market maker is just waiting for us to cut our losses, then they pump again, so annoying. --- That 0.42 wave really got me trapped; now looking at this analysis makes it even more heartbreaking. --- Support levels are a joke; I should have realized long ago that this stuff is useless to institutions. --- That's why I don't touch altcoins; it's too damn exhausting. --- The bagholders are still waiting for a rebound, haha. --- After all this time, finally someone is telling the truth.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-11 15:48

Once again, caught in a trap, that 0.42 wave was really a classic move. Now that I see it clearly, it’s truly heartbreaking. It's like boiling a frog in warm water—shrinking volume and a downward trend are the most hopeless. Support levels are useless; the big players don’t buy into that. Retail investors are still studying the candlesticks while they’ve already started to sell off. Waiting for a rebound? That’s the fate of the bagholders, brother. The odds are against us. Forget it, the chances of going further down are higher. Don’t hold onto false hopes. This is PIPPIN—short-term hype for a trap, a rebound that’s just a fire sale. If it drops further, it’s really time to cut losses. The temperature is too high.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-11 15:47

The analogy of boiling frogs in warm water is perfect, really slowly wearing down retail investors' mentality. --- Support levels? Wake up, everyone, the big players stopped playing that game a long time ago. --- Sell on the rebound, don’t think about bottom fishing anymore, brothers. --- Everyone is waiting for a rebound, but in fact, the rebound is the real trap. --- I knew that the 0.42 wave was just a trap to lure more, should have sold back then. --- Volume-shrinking downward decline is the most disgusting, it looks like not much is falling, but in fact, it's continuously cutting losses. --- PIPPIN's pace is indeed fierce, after the rapid drop and spike, it's even harder to turn around. --- Retail investors discuss support levels, while the big players smile and continue to dump. --- Don’t wait anymore, the rebound is the last chance for you to escape. --- In this pattern, those who insist on holding are probably gambling mentality.

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