Here, everyone makes millions, but no one is opening a real account to take a look.

These three days and nights can be considered as spending time with PIPPIN.
Now sitting down, my hands still feel a bit light. Seventy-two hours, hardly any sleep — the account went from 280,000 U to 1,270,000 U, finally leaving with nearly a million in profit. But to be honest, earning this money makes me feel uneasy.

Everything started at noon on November 30. At that time, watching the market, PIPPIN was fluctuating around 0.11, with volume shrinking to almost motionless.

I thought it was time to make a move, so I casually placed a long order. Unexpectedly, it suddenly seemed to wake up and shot up to 0.14. The account suddenly gained 460,000 U, and in a moment of excitement, I went ahead and opened a short position.

Just like that, I almost lost the entire account.
The price didn't pull back at all, crazily pulling towards 0.195. The forced liquidation line was right in front of me, and for those few minutes, my palms were soaked with sweat, and I didn't dare to breathe.

With no other choice, I could only add a long position at 0.192 for hedging — struggling like a drowning person desperately grabbing for a lifesaver, completely lost.

Last night was the most tormenting. The price started sliding down the slope, I didn't sleep all night, and my eyes were sore from staring at the screen. Long positions were losing, short positions were gaining, and I felt like I was being torn in half. Until this morning, all positions automatically took profit, and the account finally stopped at 1,270,000 U.

Looking at this number, I couldn't feel happy at all.
After my first take profit, I should have stopped. Earning makes one want to earn more; this is human nature and also a trap.

When I was about to rely on temporary hedging to save myself, I had actually already lost — true risk control should consider an exit strategy before opening a position, rather than frantically trying to cover losses after they occur. The market is always like this; the more you think you understand it, the easier it is for it to slap you in the face.

Now the account has nearly a million more, and I have gained a million-level lesson. If anyone still asks me, will I dare to play like this next time?

My answer is: I would rather miss out than stubbornly endure.
The cryptocurrency world has never been about who makes money faster; it’s about who lasts longer. These three days and nights, I truly understood this. #pippin走势分析 #PIPPINAnalysis