$PIPPIN According to my analysis, the dogs are constantly inducing empty positions, tempting retail investors to short by repeatedly approaching previous highs without breaking them. They do this to lure retail investors into buying low and selling high, thereby lowering their own stretching costs.

The goal is to shift retail investors from shorting to going long. When most people go long, they fall into the trap set by the dogs, especially since the dogs have not yet distributed their low-priced chips.

In response to this type of strategy from the dogs, my suggestion is to place your short positions at the previous high levels. When the dogs make a move, after the sell orders are executed, close your position immediately within 5 minutes, set a stop loss, and you can even afford to use a slightly higher leverage. Keep going back and forth to reap the benefits.