#大户持仓变化 This night’s show isn’t about excitement, it’s about eating behavior.

To be blunt: PIPPIN gets pumped, and similar MEME coins follow suit—this isn’t about retail consensus at all, but rather the main players using a strong K-line to boost confidence across the entire sector. $BEAT $PIPPIN’s chain reaction, you need to see clearly.

The key points are two: First, PIPPIN is the overall gatekeeper of this market trend; second, once the gate closes, everything else will collapse.

My focus is actually very simple—look at the structure.

For example, AVA, with the lowest market cap among its peers, yet its leverage positions (OI) surprisingly support beyond its own market cap plus the scale of the HOLO sub-project. What does this mean? It’s not a steady slow bull, but rather an accumulation of potential energy—pumping it up leads to a surge, crashing down can be just as fierce.

Looking at $SWARMS, the market cap is rising, and market sentiment is very hot. Retail investors see double-ups possible, but the reality? The more everyone is thinking about it, the closer it is to realization, and the closer it is to danger.

To survive and exit, remember these three rules:

First, watch key levels for PIPPIN; once broken, you must withdraw. Don’t talk about sentiment or faith—those are synonymous with losses in trading.

Second, for OI monsters like AVA, only take small, phased positions to pulse in; never fight the trend. Enter to test, take profits and exit—greed here is just asking for death.

Third, for pump phases like SWARMS, only follow the first half of the trend. If you’re still chasing that last K-line, congratulations, that’s the main force giving you a tuition bill.

Finally, a warning: once PIPPIN loses support, the AI MEME sector becomes a collective stampede scene, and by then, you’ll be slow even pressing the sell button.