#加密生态动态追踪 When it comes to opportunities in altcoins, you can't miss those that continue to oscillate and rise. Taking $PIPPIN as an example, its recent two-month trend clearly hints at something — continuous price manipulation itself indicates that there is ongoing capital deployment behind it.
From the market data, long positions have been consistently adding to their holdings, and the long-short ratio has reached an extreme level of 1:3. Such an imbalance often signals something. More importantly, the selling pressure above is almost negligible, indicating that the confidence of the holders is still strong.
Combining these signs, it’s obvious that big players are taking action here. Once the price breaks above, it will be a natural progression, and the probability of hitting new highs is quite promising. For bold traders, this position is worth paying close attention to.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 12-19 00:52
Is this the same old rhetoric? Can a 1:3 long-short ratio break a new high? Wake up, this kind of analysis is repeated a hundred times every week.
Wait, the selling pressure is just a illusion, doesn't that mean nobody wants it?
When did PIPPIN ever become popular? Do they really dare to gamble?
Honestly, whether it's big players' strategic positioning or retail follow-the-leader, the outcome is the same.
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ApeDegen
· 12-17 06:33
Speaking of PIPPIN, it's really starting to stir up. I'm also keeping an eye on it.
Wait, is the long-short ratio of 1:3 real? How extreme is that?
Breaking new highs is expected? Oh dear, after playing with the reverse indicator for so long, some people still believe in it.
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GasWaster
· 12-16 09:30
nah bro, all that 1:3 ratio stuff sounds nice until you actually try to exit and the gas fees eat your entire position lol... been there, got the failed tx receipts to prove it
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BrokenDAO
· 12-16 09:12
Is a long-short ratio of 1:3 considered an extreme imbalance? I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times. And what’s the result? Retail investors always get caught off guard. It's easy to talk about big players' strategic moves, but the real mechanism issue is—how do you know that the selling pressure isn't just building up rather than being fake? This is a classic case of hindsight bias: when prices go up, you say you predicted it; when they go down, you call it a black swan.
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GweiTooHigh
· 12-16 09:08
Hmm... yet another extreme long vs. short ratio. I've heard this line too many times before.
New high? How is the coin that was said the same way last time doing now?
#加密生态动态追踪 When it comes to opportunities in altcoins, you can't miss those that continue to oscillate and rise. Taking $PIPPIN as an example, its recent two-month trend clearly hints at something — continuous price manipulation itself indicates that there is ongoing capital deployment behind it.
From the market data, long positions have been consistently adding to their holdings, and the long-short ratio has reached an extreme level of 1:3. Such an imbalance often signals something. More importantly, the selling pressure above is almost negligible, indicating that the confidence of the holders is still strong.
Combining these signs, it’s obvious that big players are taking action here. Once the price breaks above, it will be a natural progression, and the probability of hitting new highs is quite promising. For bold traders, this position is worth paying close attention to.