2026-01-07 09:20:47

PIPPIN is currently facing an interesting situation—bullish liquidity is gradually drying up. If the large holder who is holding the position is unwilling to close it, there are only two possibilities: either they are a private account of the market maker or they are waiting for a pump. But regardless, the logic is clear—once it breaks below the key support at 0.3, and if it cannot recover and continues to decline, the bullish trend will truly come to an end. At that point, any rebound should be approached with caution, as it is very likely just the main force inducing a trap.

At this stage, if you want to participate, the price range of 0.33-0.32 is a good entry point, and the key is to remember to set 0.3 as your stop loss. The logic behind this is quite simple: if they really want to pump, 0.3 is an absolute line of defense that cannot be broken. From a technical perspective, the target above can be seen at 0.45. But if it really breaks below 0.3, better to exit first—don’t be greedy. Consider reversing your position around 0.28.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 23h ago

0.3 this threshold really needs to be held, otherwise it will be troublesome It's indeed suspicious that big players are not acting; either it's the market maker or they are accumulating 0.33 entering still shows some courage, just watch whether it breaks or holds the 0.3 line Don't be fooled by the rebound; current rebounds are just traps for more buying, I believe Wait for 0.28 to buy the dip, that will be the real opportunity

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BlockBargainHunter

· 01-07 09:48

Breaking below 0.3 will really be the end, I bet they can't hold on, just watch. The big players are still pretending, waiting for the trapped people to cut their losses. Those who bought in at 0.32 are all newbies, I'm just watching the show. Before the breakdown, it was all an illusion, don't think too much. I've seen too many tricks of trapping with false rebounds, and this time they tried to fool me again.

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ThesisInvestor

· 01-07 09:45

0.3 if broken, we admit defeat, don't compete with the market maker --- Both a big player and a pump, basically gambling on sentiment --- The trap of诱多 (诱多: luring others into buying) always catches someone every time --- Entering at 0.33 with a stop loss at 0.3, still somewhat reliable --- The signal of liquidity exhaustion must be taken seriously --- Counter-trend operations sound easy, but when it hits 0.28, hands start to tremble --- It's a pity if the bulls really die out --- Key support levels often collapse rapidly once broken --- I don't quite understand what the big players mean—are they trying to dump or pump? --- That target of 0.45 is a bit optimistic, isn't it?

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BlockchainFoodie

· 01-07 09:45

ngl this gives major "farm-to-fork supply chain breakdown" energy... liquidity drying up is like watching your farmer's market run out of fresh produce before noon, you just know something's off with the distribution system. that 0.3 support line? it's basically the smart contract's final "proof-of-freshness" checkpoint, no cap.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-07 09:36

Here comes the harvest again. Is it really over if it breaks 0.3? Why do I feel like it's just another story? --- Set stop-loss at 0.3. I've heard this spiel a hundred times, and in the end, it's always a loss. --- Wait, are those really the only two possibilities for big players not to close their positions? Could it be that they are also trapped? Haha. --- Enter at 0.33, wait for 0.45. Sounds pretty tempting, but I'm afraid it's just another trap to lure more buyers. --- Operate in reverse at 0.28. Is this wave safe or are we about to get cut again?

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NFTRegretDiary

· 01-07 09:31

0.3 is broken and there's really no hope left. If the big players are serious about pushing the price up, they will hold this line. --- Wait a minute, are the big players really not closing their positions or are they just messing around? --- Enter at 0.33 with a stop loss at 0.3, I respect this logic. --- It's always 0.3 or 0.45. I just want to know when I can break even. --- The rebound after breaking 0.3 is all a scam, right? Remember that. --- They sound so convincing, but if 0.3 really breaks, I have to cut my losses too. --- Bullish liquidity is drying up... sounds like a bad sign. --- Reverse at 0.28? Are you trying to bottom fish or wipe out the family fortune? --- The market maker's account is still waiting to push the price up. I can't choose this option. --- The key support is indeed crucial. If it can't be broken, there might really be a turnaround.

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