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$pippin From the analysis of the dog owner's line and smart money, it really can't go short now!!! Many brothers made money shorting on $TRADOOR , so they also want to replicate that on $pippin . In fact, these two coins are not the same thing at all. Why did the dog owner violently crash the market on TRADOOR? It's because at that time the ratio of long to short positions reached more than 10 times. I remember there were about 40M long positions at that time, and the dog owner definitely had lots of long positions, so the dog owner was afraid of difficulty in closing positions, which is why they crashed the market. However, during this wave, the dog owner raised it to 16M long positions, indicating that the dog owner's own holdings are not that much, and there is no need to crash the market violently; they could make more by slowly liquidating. So why crash the market violently? In this situation, the dog owner can slowly clear positions while pushing the price up, as long as there are high negative funding rates, there’s no need to worry about not making money. So it's not yet the time to short. When can we short? At this time, we should focus on the changes in funding rates. The less funding rate the shorts have to pay, the higher the credibility of shorting, and this will also be accompanied by a decrease in long positions. That is generally when shorting can happen.

$PIPPIN The data from the coinwings shows the largest holder's address. First, let's look at the basic situation of this holding address: total assets $1.049 billion, inflow of 1.2 trillion, and an astonishing outflow of 7.51 trillion! The number of transfers alone is 681,100 inflows and 2,404,200 outflows, which indicates a large player at a glance.
Next, looking at the outflow records of the related address pippin, it has been intensively transferring from 06:06 to 10:29 today, with prices fluctuating between 0.21 and 0.229, and single transaction amounts ranging from hundreds to 80,000, resulting in a substantial total transaction amount. Coupled with Figure 1, there are no transactions, just transfers; this big player seems to be distributing chips without moving the trading volume, first transferring the coins to layout.
The big player is transferring coins in batches, and the core direction is twofold—either the big player is laying out a wash trading strategy, or quietly cashing out to hide traces. Considering the characteristics of that address, which only transfers without trading, I believe it's more likely to be the former. What do you think?

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$ETH $PUMP $BTC aster hype xpl played 2 times
I looked at Brother Ma's activities over the past month, and he played with these 6 tokens, experiencing both gains and losses. In the end, his assets became 16,000 USD, and he lost 2 million USD just like that. Waiting for Brother Ma to continue investing money to recover his losses.
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$FORM
This fluctuation is quite large, it's a good grid marker, but the entry price cannot be too high.
It will take many days to break even, and if the lower price setting is wrong, it needs to be even lower; the range has already exited before. One can dig out a small 1% in a day.

Is $FTT real?