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$PIPPIN
Because of the fake manipulations and whales ability to make any token price high or make the market fall is the main reason why this market will be a Dumster and people will be leaving this market.
"$PIPPIN is the biggest reason of manipulation of all time. And end of the day this token will be rejected by everybody sooner."

How Market Manipulation and Whales Contribute to Risk
Artificial Price Movements: Whales have enough capital to cause sudden, significant price swings. By executing large buy orders, they can drive a price up, creating a false impression of demand and attracting smaller investors (FOMO, or "fear of missing out"). Conversely, large sell-offs can cause panic and sharp price drops.Destabilization Tactics ("Fake Market Dancing"): Whales use a variety of sophisticated tactics to mislead the market:Pump and Dump Schemes: Whales secretly accumulate a token, then artificially inflate its price through coordinated hype (often via social media or influencers), and then sell off their holdings at the peak, leaving latecomers with heavy losses.Spoofing (Order Book Manipulation): They place large buy or sell orders that they never intend to execute, creating a false sense of strong demand or supply. Once other traders react to this fake signal, the whale cancels the order and profits from the price change they induced.Stop-Loss Hunting: Whales intentionally drive the price down temporarily to trigger the stop-loss orders of smaller, leveraged traders. This causes a cascade of forced selling, allowing the whale to buy back the asset at a much lower price.Wash Trading: This involves simultaneously buying and selling the same asset between their own wallets to create artificial trading volume and make a token appear more popular and liquid than it actually is, thereby attracting unsuspecting investors.Spreading Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD): Whales might spread negative rumors or news to induce panic selling among retail investors, allowing them to accumulate assets cheaply.Lack of Regulatory Safeguards: Unlike traditional financial markets which have mechanisms like circuit breakers and robust surveillance to detect and prevent manipulation, crypto markets (especially unregulated or offshore exchanges) often lack these protections. This environment makes it easier for bad actors to operate without consequences.Erosion of Trust and Systemic Risk: The frequent occurrence of such schemes and market distortions can erode public trust in the integrity of the market. If investors perceive the market as "rigged," it can deter both retail and institutional participation, potentially hindering the long-term growth and stability of the entire ecosystem. A significant crash of a major asset due to manipulation could trigger a domino effect across other cryptocurrencies and potentially impact broader financial stability due to growing interconnectedness. 
Ultimately, the inherent volatility, lack of regulation, and the concentration of wealth in the hands of a few large players create a market environment highly susceptible to manipulation. These factors, while not guaranteeing a total market collapse to zero, present significant risks that could cause substantial losses for investors and challenge the long-term viability and credibility of certain crypto assets and the market as a whole.
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