$PIPPIN This coin is a typical emotional market, recently directly grinding a bunch of shorts to the point of questioning life.

From 0.02 to 0.34, it looks like it's taking off, but actually, it's all about market manipulation.

No technology, no ecology, no application, just a bubble plus internet celebrity hype.

Now it's hovering around 0.20, do you think it's waiting for direction? No, it's “feeding the short positions.”

Staying still, the short funding rate sucks your blood once a day.

Are you waiting for a correction? It refuses to drop.

Do you want to short? It steadily keeps taking your money.

This is not a market, it's the dealer setting the stage.

Looking at its K-line:

Back and forth, the one-hour and fifteen-minute charts are all traps.

Pulling up and smashing down, it seems to be specifically hunting stop losses, blowing up contracts, and washing out short positions.

If you go long, you're afraid of chasing highs; if you go short, you're getting hit daily.

Conclusion in one sentence:

You are not trading; you are following the dealer's script.

Why are shorts the worst off?

It's simple, this type of coin specifically targets shorts:

Long stagnation leads to losses

The more stable it is, the more it takes your money

It won't drop but won't rise much

Occasionally, it throws a spike to break your emotions

It's not that it can't drop; it just waits until the shorts are worn out before suddenly giving direction.