I saw someone taking a big fall on PIPPIN in the square. I heard they were targeted by the whales, so they made a 1x short position, but ended up losing $210 in a reverse move. Even more outrageous, they got hit with a whole wave of funding fees, which completely ate into their profits. From the way they described it, they must really be fed up and just gave up.
Speaking of this, I can't help but feel a bit emotional. The last time on PIPPIN, there was a similar situation—I went short once, and I got liquidated directly. A painful lesson, everyone. Now I see someone still daring to short this market, I really admire that. If I hadn’t been liquidated before, I might try to dip my toes in too. But now I’m really a bit scared; after all, market movements are unpredictable for everyone.
Just want to ask you guys, are any of you confident about this shorting trend? I’m holding a wait-and-see attitude, let’s see how it goes.
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MechanicalMartel
· 12-17 14:51
PIPPIN's scammy stuff, one liquidation is enough. If it happens again, I'll be carried out.
The funding fee wipeout in one wave, now that's the real culprit. Going from a direct blood profit to a blood loss.
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GasGrillMaster
· 12-17 14:51
This move is really aggressive. Once the capital fee is cut, it's all gone. I'm truly scared.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-17 14:34
Honestly, this PIPPIN is really a trap. As soon as the funds are cut, everything is gone. I've never seen anything so outrageous.
I saw someone taking a big fall on PIPPIN in the square. I heard they were targeted by the whales, so they made a 1x short position, but ended up losing $210 in a reverse move. Even more outrageous, they got hit with a whole wave of funding fees, which completely ate into their profits. From the way they described it, they must really be fed up and just gave up.
Speaking of this, I can't help but feel a bit emotional. The last time on PIPPIN, there was a similar situation—I went short once, and I got liquidated directly. A painful lesson, everyone. Now I see someone still daring to short this market, I really admire that. If I hadn’t been liquidated before, I might try to dip my toes in too. But now I’m really a bit scared; after all, market movements are unpredictable for everyone.
Just want to ask you guys, are any of you confident about this shorting trend? I’m holding a wait-and-see attitude, let’s see how it goes.