#美联储降息 PIPPIN's continuous breakthrough to new highs is indeed extraordinary, but upon closer inspection, the underlying logic is not hard to understand—it's a typical low-position accumulation strategy by the big players.

Imagine: the main force has accumulated a large number of long positions at the bottom, and with limited funds, they can control the price to go up. Without obvious selling pressure, the cost to push the price higher is actually very low. Retail investors see the price rising all the way up, and their FOMO psychology causes them to place orders, so the main force doesn't have to exert much effort. The price naturally becomes firm.

The key point is that on-chain funds show no obvious signs of outflow, indicating that the big players are still stockpiling. From this perspective, there is still a possibility of pushing to new highs again.

But this brings us back to the old familiar issue—the volatility of altcoins is inherently high. During the retracement phase, consider going long, but only if you set proper take-profit and stop-loss levels; otherwise, getting caught can hit you right in the heart. A precise needle is no joke.

In the short term, focus on these: FHE, RAVE, BEAT, ARC, ZEC. These directions have recently shown strong performance, but remember—strict risk control is always the top priority.