2025-12-16 12:20:36

PIPPIN is among the most outrageous coins I have seen from the big players. The recent trend has been truly unbelievable — the market is being controlled so tightly that retail investors see no hope. It feels like working for the big players every day — it crashes when it goes up, and dumps when it gets pulled up. That feeling of being led by the nose is truly unmatched. The most frightening part of projects like this is that you can't tell whether it's market sentiment or pure manipulation.

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RektHunter

· 2025-12-16 21:37

Zhuang is really amazing; I can't understand this game.

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TokenomicsShaman

· 2025-12-16 12:50

PIPPIN this move is simply textbook-level farming tactics, it makes me worried for retail investors

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MetaverseMortgage

· 2025-12-16 12:49

The market maker eats the meat while retail investors drink the soup; PIPPIN's game is truly outrageous to the extreme. --- It's the same old trick again; I really can't understand how many people still jump in. --- Pulling up the price and smashing it down in a cycle, I've seen through it all. --- This kind of coin is just a casino; don't blame the market maker for being ruthless, blame yourself for coming too late. --- Retail investors have a tough life, being led by the nose every day and having no temper. --- Artificial manipulation mixed with market sentiment, it's impossible to tell who is cutting whom. --- Honestly, I've seen more outrageous PIPPIN plays, but this one really takes the cake. --- Every time I try to figure out whether it's a real drop or being smashed, I end up with the same result.

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FloorSweeper

· 2025-12-16 12:43

nah this pippin thing is textbook accumulation phase manipulation fr. the weak signals are everywhere—classic pump & dump mechanics tbh. most retail doesn't even see the counter-trade opportunity here, shame really.

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