This sell-off just gave the answer—$PIPPIN being under pressure at the high end wasn’t a false move. The earlier rebound looked brutal, but each time it surged up, there was no follow-through. A lot of people got carried away by surface-level fluctuations—the real weakness was actually hidden in how fast the price pulled back.

I was watching whether $PIPPIN could hold the key level. As it broke down, the rebound lacked strength, showing that the shorts started taking control of the rhythm. Enter short positions near 0.0210—the logic is simple: as long as the upper key level isn’t reclaimed, treat it as a downside extension.

The price is now at 0.0165, with profit up +412.54%, and the extension is clearly visible. Along the way, some people hesitated, and some feared a pullback, but trading isn’t about who talks the loudest—it’s about who can execute at key levels.

Now that the profit is already in hand, handling it in batches with an 80/20 approach feels better: move the protective level up and don’t let gains get given back significantly. If you didn’t get on board, don’t keep chasing and selling in a panic—don’t follow the order. Wait for the next rebound confirmation, then take action at a more comfortable position.

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