$PIPPIN sold 330 million dollars overnight, while $CLO plummeted 37%! It's like in a vegetable market, where cabbage is selling wildly but carrots are crashing—actually, all three are brothers on the same industry chain. $POWER rose 25%, earning the middlemen a profit margin, $CLO's sharp decline is because miners are switching positions (similar to selling old phones to buy new ones). Currently, $PIPPIN is at a high of $0.0286, approaching the circuit breaker, but the 24-hour volatility has nearly doubled, don't be the bagholder. Veteran traders suggest: wait for $CLO to retest $0.13 before buying the dip, set profit-taking at $0.085 for $POWER, and place a buy order at $0.018 for $PIPPIN. Remember, token relationships are like hotpot ingredients—when tripe is expensive, duck intestines will follow suit (now it's time for duck intestines to boil). If you don't understand, ask in the comments.