$PIPPIN Let's talk about the manipulation techniques of this stock.

First of all, disregarding its strength, the manipulation techniques of this stock are absolutely impressive, with top-notch control over currency prices and funding fees, whether in positive or negative situations. Moreover, the opponent, @神秘小K线 ,

is also very strong.

Of course, when two strong players meet, there must be a winner; both sides are unwilling to give in, and this is destined to be a spectacular show. Now, to the main topic:

Currently, the funding fee is negative. The short side is not only trapped but also has to pay high interest every hour. So, will entering long positions be profitable? I provide a thought for everyone's reference.

From the chart, the long-short ratio is about the same. Why doesn't the stock just dump it all and then pump it up? Because that would incur losses. If a large number of retail investors flood in now wanting to take advantage of the high funding fees, a ratio of 7:3 would form between the long and short positions. I can confidently say that the stock will dump heavily before pumping it up again. This is because the stock is analyzing data in the background and slowly attracting retail investors to go long, first giving them a taste, then fattening them up before slaughtering them.

The good show is yet to come; the brave will eat watermelon, and the timid will pick sesame seeds. The outcome is still undecided, watching the stock in the game of giants to see who can laugh last.