Pippin is just a scam coin, charging fees by the hour, the costs are very high, and it neither rises nor falls. A single dog trader controls 75% of the coins across 20 addresses. Whether you buy long or short, you are just a pawn! We have already cut our losses and sold, we can't afford the fees, and your earnings don't even cover the costs! See for yourself,

$PIPPIN Don't listen to the random analysis and shouting in the square. As someone who has been stuck for 3 days, when this thing doesn't drop below 0.1, it can't be called a drop at all; it's all a trap. After several days without any supply from the bears, it's time to hit the bulls a bit, giving greedy new bears an opportunity to enter. The main issue is that the previous old bears have high liquidation prices, making it hard to crash. This drop has forced old bears to chase prices heavily, and after lowering the liquidation point, they get trapped again. While extracting profits and consuming fees, if you don't explode, you just keep adding margin and keep bleeding. After the liquidation prices are lowered, look for an opportunity to explode. Even if it doesn't explode, it can attract a wave of bulls to take over. Once new bears enter, the funding fees will rise—summarizing, both bulls and bears are not suitable; not entering is the best way to control your greed. This is a sincere suggestion from a bear who has been stuck for 3 days.