2025-12-26 04:24:23

Attention to friends holding PIPPIN short positions recently. According to market analysts' observations, the big players are acting cautiously in this wave of market movement—selling off while maintaining the market, and not easily crashing the price. This rhythm only has one approach: follow the trend and go long.

In other words, even if you incur some transaction fees, the profit potential for the bulls is still quite substantial. Especially for investors focusing on SOL and ZEC, retail traders who recently followed the trend to enter the market are gradually shifting towards long positions, and market sentiment is clearly reversing.

If you were previously bearish, holding on stubbornly will obviously be to your disadvantage. It might be wise to adjust your strategy, aiming for the region above 0.6 for PIPPIN. In this bullish market for cryptocurrencies, no matter how stubborn the bears are, they cannot change the overall trend. Instead of fighting against it, it’s better to follow the trend and enjoy some gains.

PIPPIN-3,61%

SOL4,94%

ZEC-5,9%

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just_another_wallet

· 2025-12-28 18:12

Are you still holding onto the short positions stubbornly? Buddy, you're just inviting losses. --- The market maker's selling volume is so limited that they can still maintain the market. Retail investors really need to wake up. --- The 0.6 level is indeed attractive, but I just don't believe the bulls can be so smooth. --- SOL has already turned bullish here, so what is PIPPIN still holding on for? --- It's fine to eat the dip, but I'm worried it will end up being the bag holder in the end. --- Going long with the trend is easy to say, but cutting losses is the real pain.

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SighingCashier

· 2025-12-26 04:52

The dealer's move is indeed interesting, selling while supporting the market, indicating they don't want to crash too badly. That being said, holding onto a short position at this time is indeed a bit foolish. Could it be that they're just stubbornly thinking "I just look down on the bulls," and end up losing their own money? I'm a bit hesitant about the 0.6 level for PIPPIN, but since the trend is set here, hard resisting doesn't seem to change much. Retail investors are all turning bullish now, isn't going against the trend a bit too stubborn? Honestly, sometimes going with the flow isn't about being cowardly; it's just about learning to read the market.

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RiddleMaster

· 2025-12-26 04:41

The market maker's move this time is truly crazy. They can still maintain the market while unloading, no wonder retail investors are starting to chase longs. Holding onto short positions is really just asking for death. The trend has already reversed, yet they still insist on fighting. If 0.6 can't be broken, I'll just clear my positions directly. This bullish trend feels like it can still run a bit more, but I'm just worried it might crash again after going up. SOL and ZEC have indeed shown some movement recently, but it still depends on how the main players play. --- Losing so much and still not changing strategies? It's time to wake up, brother. --- Going long with the trend sounds simple, but the key is not to get crushed and doubt life. --- Really? The market sentiment has reversed so obviously? To me, it still looks like a game of chess. --- PIPPIN above 0.6? Let's see if it can hold steady first. --- Instead of fighting against it, it's better to go with the flow. To put it nicely, I'm just afraid this "soup" is poison.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 2025-12-26 04:41

I've seen this tactic from the market makers too many times. They sell off while supporting the market, just eating up retail investors' chips. Pfft. Holding short positions stubbornly is indeed foolish, but 0.6 isn't necessarily the top. I didn't see particularly strong support in SOL's recent rebound. Can't afford the transaction fees, brother. Frequently switching between long and short positions just follows the market's tail, and in the end, you're still being harvested. Rather than saying it's a trend-following long, it's more accurate to say we're still testing the bottom. I'll wait another two weeks to see if there's a real bullish trend.

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FarmHopper

· 2025-12-26 04:36

The market maker is slowly bleeding out this wave, not smashing the sell button at all. How else can you play short... The bears need to admit defeat. PIPPIN 0.6, go ahead and take a sip of soup, fighting against losses will only make you a fool. The bullish momentum in this wave is unstoppable. Instead of stubbornly holding on, it's better to ride the wind and profit. SOL and ZEC traders who followed the trend have also turned around, and market sentiment has completely reversed. Dead short positions are just giving money to the market maker. You still need to be flexible. If you keep being stubborn, there’s really no hope. Adjust your strategy, everyone. Above 0.6 is a good entry point, the transaction fee is worth it. In this market, there’s really no way out for the bears. Going long is the way to go.

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