$PIPPIN The recent trend is indeed quite interesting—continuously reaching new highs, but there hasn’t been any obvious selling pressure. What strategy is behind this phenomenon?
Some analysts suggest that institutional funds are quietly accumulating at the bottom, and then maintaining high positions to send signals. When retail investors see the ongoing breakthroughs to new highs, they naturally start to buy in, which actually reduces the pressure on the institutions' holdings. The effect of this operation is evident—the price appears particularly "strong," and during the rise, it doesn’t require a large amount of capital to push, but once it reverses, it can be quite severe, and that sudden drop can catch people off guard.
From an on-chain data perspective, there are currently no signs of large funds fleeing, suggesting that there is still potential for further highs. If you want to participate in this wave of market activity, the strategy should be to go long at the retracement positions, but the volatility of altcoins themselves is quite fierce, so profit-taking and stop-loss must be tightly controlled; even a slight relaxation can lead to being trapped.
Recently, a few targets worth keeping an eye on: $FHE , $RAVE , BEAT, ARC, ZEC. These varieties have significant volatility, and opportunities and risks often run parallel.
