$PIPPIN 10.11, Huge shock in the crypto world, at that time I bought Pippin again and urged my friends to get in, but when Pippin first surged to 40 million, I had already sold everything. None of my friends got more than 40 million.

This has historical reasons; during a year of consolidation, Pippin repeatedly surged to 30 million and then dropped back to 10 million. How many times did we believe in it, and how many times were we disappointed and pushed to the bottom? At that time, almost everyone thought Pippin was not viable, and the operators had no vision. Many of my friends listened to me and bought at 20 million, only to see it drop below 15 million. Reflecting on that sense of loss, it was hard to hold on.

As the saying goes, the horizontal length is proportional to the vertical height. Seeing Pippin finally prove itself, I also proved that my choice of coins was not a mistake.

Finally, I would like to share my logic for allocating small market cap memes:

1. Both liquidity and market cap must be low. Low liquidity allows operators to easily manipulate prices; memes like Why have liquidity that is almost surpassing their market cap, making it extremely difficult for operators to raise prices. A low market cap means you can just buy when Bitcoin drops.

2. Popularity should be low initially, with almost no one discussing it. In April, there was hardly any discussion about Pippin, so retail investors on board would have no faith, making consolidation easier.

3. Pay attention when the price fluctuations are relatively large.