2026-01-08 09:26:17

Optimistic about $PIPPIN, the technicals have already bottomed out, with a doji candlestick, indicating a higher probability of a short-term rebound.

Recently, I’ve lost quite a bit in altcoins, but I’m still trading. The money I made last month has basically been wiped out. I wouldn’t say I’m afraid; this is the normal state of trading altcoins.

This is the logic of altcoins — maybe I lost several trades earlier, but as long as one trade goes in the right direction, the profit can cover all previous losses. Such opportunities often appear in unnoticed rebounds, so I still need to stay vigilant.

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RugPullAlarm

· 01-11 09:21

I checked the on-chain address flow of PIPPIN, and the concentration of large holders is a bit concerning... I've heard the narrative of a rebound after a decline too many times. Do you not have a clear idea of how the projects I mentioned last time are doing now?

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OnlyUpOnly

· 01-11 08:56

Haha, it's that old saying again, a single deal to turn things around. The words are true, but executing it really hits hard.

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ForkItAll

· 01-08 09:56

Damn, isn't this exactly my thought process from a few days ago? Betting on this rebound.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-08 09:55

Did you lose last month's gains again? That's the magic of a scam project—win big and turn things around, or lose everything and go back to square one.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-08 09:55

Brothers, this round of PIPPIN is really interesting. The feeling of stopping the decline is definitely different. Let's see if we can hold on.

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GameFiCritic

· 01-08 09:52

The saying of "stopping the fall and closing the position" is heard too often; the key is whether the fundamentals support it, otherwise the rebound is just a dead cat bounce. --- I understand the logic of copycat projects, but this "one trade to recover everything" expectation... doesn't hold up mathematically. --- All the profits from last month have been lost again, which is why I say copycat projects must have a strict stop-loss model, or else the mentality is prone to collapse. --- Does $PIPPIN have a token deflation mechanism, or is it purely betting on a rebound based on technical analysis? --- Honestly, it's better to understand the incentive balance mechanism of this thing rather than just holding on; otherwise, another rebound is just a prelude to harvesting the little guys. --- This "one trade covers all losses" mentality is the most dangerous; what about risk management?

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MoonMathMagic