I've been observing this coin called Pippin lately and wanted to share some thoughts.
Timing for shorting? Personally, I think it's worth paying attention around 0.585. Why do I say that? Because Pippin seems to be operated by the same group of people who were behind Jellyjelly before. If you look at the way they pump the price, the playbook is almost identical. Those familiar with it know exactly what I mean.
That being said, don't rush to call the top at this level. With contracts, one careless move and you could get liquidated, especially in this kind of highly volatile market.
For friends trading contracts: be sure to control your position size and don't go all-in. Also, save on fees wherever you can—over time, those small savings really add up and can become quite a significant expense.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 21h ago
I'm way too familiar with that jellyjelly stuff. Here it comes again? Honestly, I'm tired of playing it.
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WalletInspector
· 12-06 12:47
It's the same trick again. I already fell for it with jellyjelly, so I'm still a bit nervous about pippin now.
Wait, can it really drop to 0.585? Feels like all the retail investors are locked in now.
Stop messing around, managing your position size is the key. Liquidation can happen in an instant.
Fees are really a killer. I didn't care about them before, but now that I calculate it, it's actually quite a loss.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-06 12:45
Ha, it's the same old trick again, a copy of jellyjelly.
Everyone who went all-in got liquidated, seriously.
You really have to watch the 0.585 level.
You really need to calculate the fees carefully, even a small amount adds up.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 12-06 12:44
That jellyjelly trick is really back again, these people only know a few moves.
If you ask me, anyone who still dares to go all-in now is a real warrior, I'm too scared.
0.585 is definitely worth a look, but do you know the fees can kill you?
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Rekt_Recovery
· 12-06 12:39
bro same devs, same playbook... jellyjelly flashbacks hitting different rn ngl. been there, got liquidated, got the tshirt. 0.585 sounds about right but fr don't go all-in on this one, leverage is a helluva drug and i should know lmao
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BearMarketBarber
· 12-06 12:35
Going all-in is a cardinal sin, are we doing it again this time?
I've been observing this coin called Pippin lately and wanted to share some thoughts.
Timing for shorting? Personally, I think it's worth paying attention around 0.585. Why do I say that? Because Pippin seems to be operated by the same group of people who were behind Jellyjelly before. If you look at the way they pump the price, the playbook is almost identical. Those familiar with it know exactly what I mean.
That being said, don't rush to call the top at this level. With contracts, one careless move and you could get liquidated, especially in this kind of highly volatile market.
For friends trading contracts: be sure to control your position size and don't go all-in. Also, save on fees wherever you can—over time, those small savings really add up and can become quite a significant expense.