Brothers, the monitoring has already shown the red background with golden characters saying 'Only go long', why are you shorting? Do you want the dealer to give you a banner saying 'Best Assist King'?
From the PIPPIN intraday monitoring, the direction of the dealer is clearly bullish. The current phase belongs to the dealer actively going long, and the overall price trend is in an upward cycle. The trading suggestion is to 'look for long opportunities', and the risk control clearly states 'shorting is not allowed', indicating that trying to guess the top and shorting now is basically going against the dealer, which has a very low cost-performance ratio.
From a structural perspective, there is currently no clear bearish pressure zone monitored above, which means that there has not been a particularly concentrated high-level selling pressure band formed during this phase. The short-term space above is relatively open, and the real focus of the game is in the lower multi-layered capital accumulation zone: 0.17324-0.18091 can be viewed as the recent high-level support band. If the price pulls back to this level after a strong rise, it can quickly rebound, often corresponding to a healthy pullback in a strong trend.
0.16100-0.16592
0.14770-0.15865
0.14401-0.15579
These several ranges overlap significantly, essentially constituting the main cost concentration zone for this round of the market makers. It is the core battlefield for repeated turnover and the cleaning of floating capital during the bullish continuation process. As long as the price does not effectively break down below this large area on a pullback, the bullish structure remains intact.
The lowest area of 0.10433-0.11249 resembles the bottom area of previous deep accumulation. If an extreme drop occurs in the future but can stabilize and increase volume here, it means the market maker's medium to long-term logic has not been broken. Combining these signals, the more reasonable strategy now is to look for low buy opportunities near the accumulation zone in a trend-following manner, rather than emotionally chasing high prices during sharp rises: short-term focus can be on the volume-price performance when the price pulls back to the range of 0.17-0.16. If there is a volume decrease on the pullback and a volume increase on the rise, one can attempt to position small orders in batches, placing stop-loss orders outside the next layer of the accumulation zone; for medium-term, pay close attention to these deeper accumulation ranges of 0.15-0.14 and even 0.11-0.10. If the market sentiment excessively sells off while the market maker increases volume to buy in these ranges, it often corresponds to the next major market opportunity. In any case, monitoring has clearly indicated that it is not advisable to short during this phase. The operation should adhere to the principles of trend-following, light positions, and batch orders, patiently waiting for opportunities in the accumulation zone rather than blindly over-leveraging at high positions or opening short positions against the trend. The above is just a personal interpretation of the monitoring data and does not constitute any investment advice.
