Many people have recently been jumping back and forth between two coins:
At one moment looking at BEAT, feeling that "the emotions are intense";
At another moment staring at PIPPIN, feeling that "the position is very low."
So the question arises:
Which one is more worth doing?
But truly professional traders,
never ask, "Which will rise more,"
but first ask:
Are they currently in the same stage?
The answer is: absolutely not.
First, let’s give the conclusion in one sentence
BEAT: Emotion-driven, short-term volatility is strong, and the competition is intense
PIPPIN: Structure-digesting type, slower pace, tests patience more
If you use the same mindset to trade these two coins,
Then it is very likely not being washed by BEAT, but being worn down by PIPPIN.
Two, looking at the essential differences from the 'funding attributes'.
BEAT: Liquidity is concentrated, short-term capital accounts for a high proportion.
BEAT's recent characteristics are very obvious:
Active trading volume.
Frequent upper and lower shadows.
Emotional reaction speed is extremely fast.
The funding structure of such coins is usually:
👉 Short-term capital + emotional trading as the main.
The benefit is:
Volatility is large enough.
The rhythm is fast.
There is a possibility of 'eating meat' on the same day.
The risks are equally apparent:
Extremely fast turnover.
Easily sweep liquidity repeatedly at high positions.
Once the chasing-up rhythm is wrong, the pullback is very severe.
BEAT is more like a 'high-frequency gaming table'.
PIPPIN: Slower capital, structure takes precedence over emotion.
PIPPIN is exactly the opposite.
Its recent market characteristic is:
The rise is weak.
Frequent fluctuations.
Discussion has decreased.
But from the perspective of funding behavior:
There was no sustained volume escape.
Support from below is gradually stabilizing.
What does this indicate?
👉 Emotional capital is exiting, structural capital is digesting chips.
PIPPIN is more like a process of 'patience for chips'.
Three, considering the 'structural phase', the two are not in the same track.
BEAT: In the game phase after emotional release.
BEAT has already completed:
First round of attention explosion.
First round of emotional diffusion.
The core characteristics of the current stage are:
The rise is no longer smooth.
Pullbacks are not deep but repeated.
Both long and short are grabbing the rhythm.
This is a:
👉 The stage where it is easiest to 'see the right direction but take the wrong position'.
PIPPIN: In the structural period after emotional retreat.
PIPPIN's state is more like:
Emotions have already retreated.
Prices no longer stimulate.
The market begins to 'forget it'.
But it is precisely this phase,
is when the structure is most organized.
The problem is:
👉 This stage does not reward 'frequent operations'.
Four, why do many people 'take turns losing' on these two coins?
There are three common mistakes:
First, make PIPPIN with a chasing-up mentality.
The result is:
Bought but not rising.
A shake makes you doubt.
Finally cutting at the bottom of the fluctuations.
Second, make BEAT with a lurking mentality.
The result is:
Thinking it's a wash.
In reality, it is turnover.
The more you hold, the more passive you become.
Third, see which is hot and switch to that.
In the end, you will find:
👉 You are always participating in 'the hardest stage to make money'.
Five, from the perspective of contracts, the risk structure is completely different.
The contract risk of BEAT.
High volatility.
Rate changes quickly.
Very easy to be poked, stop-loss swept.
Suitable for what kind of people?
👉 Traders with extremely strong rhythm and extremely light positions.
Not suitable for:
Heavy positions.
Holding positions.
Frequent scaling.
The contract risk of PIPPIN.
The volatility is not large.
The time cost is extremely high.
Easily ground down slowly by funding rates.
Suitable for what kind of people?
👉 Extremely low frequency, patience is extremely strong investors.
Not suitable for:
Want a short-term explosion.
Those who cannot withstand long periods of sideways movement.
Six, the truly professional approach is not about selecting coins, but about selecting stages.
In my personal view of these two coins,
It's never 'either-or',
but rather:
BEAT: Only pursue short-term opportunities under clear structures.
PIPPIN: Only consider participating after confirming the structure is complete.
If the stage is wrong,
the best coins are also consumables.
BEAT and PIPPIN,
actually provided the market with a very clear comparison:
One tells you:
When emotions are the hottest, the risks are also the highest.
One tells you:
When the structure is the most boring, it tests judgment the most.
Whether you make money or not,
Does not depend on which coin you are on,
But it depends on:
Have you understood which segment it is currently in?
Market trends always exist,
but only those who understand the stage,
can reach the end.
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