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PIPPIN: An emotional coin that surged from 0.02 to 0.34, surviving solely on short-selling
Recently, the entire market has been very volatile, but there is one "typical emotional coin" that is particularly outrageous—PIPPIN.
It surged from 0.02 to 0.34, nearly a 17-fold increase.
It seems strong, but behind it all is a full-on "manipulation flavor".
The price is now stabilizing around 0.20, appearing mild,
but for participants—especially those shorting,
This is a coin that survives on funding rates, emotion, and manipulation.
The increase far exceeds the fundamentals: a typical "air + emotion + influencer narrative".
A token without any real application scenarios
can go straight from 0.02 to 0.34.
In between, it's all thanks to:
Influencer promotions
Bot trading
Whale manipulation repeating the orders
Hot emotional momentum
No technology, no product, no ecosystem,
yet it can increase by several times.
Why?
Because this is the most suitable for manipulation + the most suitable for harvesting newcomers.
Sideways trading isn't stability; it's "feeding short positions with funding rates".
You think its sideways movement is "waiting to choose a direction".
Not at all.
Its sideways movement is to let:
Long positions wait for a breakout,
Short positions keep paying high funding rates.
Many people don’t realize
The core profit model of such coins is not about rising or falling, but "making money from short funding rates".
As long as the price doesn’t plummet or skyrocket,
short positions keep paying.
You think you’re holding a short position waiting for a correction,
but it just doesn’t correct.
It steadily drains your funds.
This isn’t called a market trend.
This is called "feeding the whales".
Frequent up-and-down spikes: not technical, but a deliberately designed trap.
You can casually flip through 1-hour, 15-minute charts:
A spike goes up,
immediately crashes back down,
then rises a bit,
then spikes again.
This isn’t "market behavior";
this is a "sweep order action" executed by bots + manipulation.
Purpose:
Sweep out stop losses,
Blow up contracts,
Make shorts pay more funding fees,
Make longs hesitate to enter.
You’re not trading;
you're gambling against the whales’ script.
Why are short positions particularly likely to lose?
Because these kinds of coins love to bully short sellers:
The more it moves sideways, the more you lose money.
The more stable it becomes, the more you pay funding rates.
It neither drops nor rises, just perfectly prevents you from breaking even.
Occasionally, it spikes up to make you doubt your life choices.
It’s not that it doesn’t drop;
it just wants to first "clean out" the shorts
before choosing a direction.
Recently, the entire market has been very volatile, but there is one "typical emotional coin" that is particularly outrageous—PIPPIN.
It surged from 0.02 to 0.34, nearly a 17-fold increase.
It seems strong, but behind it all is a full-on "manipulation flavor".
The price is now stabilizing around 0.20, appearing mild,
but for participants—especially those shorting,
This is a coin that survives on funding rates, emotion, and manipulation.
The increase far exceeds the fundamentals: a typical "air + emotion + influencer narrative".
A token without any real application scenarios
can go straight from 0.02 to 0.34.
In between, it's all thanks to:
Influencer promotions
Bot trading
Whale manipulation repeating the orders
Hot emotional momentum
No technology, no product, no ecosystem,
yet it can increase by several times.
Why?
Because this is the most suitable for manipulation + the most suitable for harvesting newcomers.
Sideways trading isn't stability; it's "feeding short positions with funding rates".
You think its sideways movement is "waiting to choose a direction".
Not at all.
Its sideways movement is to let:
Long positions wait for a breakout,
Short positions keep paying high funding rates.
Many people don’t realize
The core profit model of such coins is not about rising or falling, but "making money from short funding rates".
As long as the price doesn’t plummet or skyrocket,
short positions keep paying.
You think you’re holding a short position waiting for a correction,
but it just doesn’t correct.
It steadily drains your funds.
This isn’t called a market trend.
This is called "feeding the whales".
Frequent up-and-down spikes: not technical, but a deliberately designed trap.
You can casually flip through 1-hour, 15-minute charts:
A spike goes up,
immediately crashes back down,
then rises a bit,
then spikes again.
This isn’t "market behavior";
this is a "sweep order action" executed by bots + manipulation.
Purpose:
Sweep out stop losses,
Blow up contracts,
Make shorts pay more funding fees,
Make longs hesitate to enter.
You’re not trading;
you're gambling against the whales’ script.
Why are short positions particularly likely to lose?
Because these kinds of coins love to bully short sellers:
The more it moves sideways, the more you lose money.
The more stable it becomes, the more you pay funding rates.
It neither drops nor rises, just perfectly prevents you from breaking even.
Occasionally, it spikes up to make you doubt your life choices.
It’s not that it doesn’t drop;
it just wants to first "clean out" the shorts
before choosing a direction.
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