The recent trend of PIPPIN is worth a close look. Yesterday's surge was significant, but there was a glaring phenomenon – the Trading Volume actually shrank. It's important to know that the combination of volume and price is a healthy bullish signal. In contrast, this time, the volume did not follow the rise, what does that indicate? The chips have long been locked in, and the current pump is more of an internal chip transfer game. The market maker does not actually need to invest too much real money to pump the price, they can create the illusion of volume by transferring from left hand to right hand. The real test will come when retail investors rush in to catch a falling knife. This kind of market data signal must be taken seriously.
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StealthDeployer
· 5h ago
I'm tired of the pattern of price rising as volume shrinks; I'm waiting to hear the screams of retail investors getting caught when they buy in.
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CryingOldWallet
· 5h ago
Is the decline in volume accompanied by a large increase? Isn't this a typical case of the big players moving their hands from left to right, while retail investors are still excitedly taking the bait?
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 5h ago
The contraction in volume here seems to have a bit of flavor. Another trick from the market maker, I guess.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 5h ago
Volume decreases while price rises? This is the market maker whipsawing, and retail investors will have to take the last hit.
The recent trend of PIPPIN is worth a close look. Yesterday's surge was significant, but there was a glaring phenomenon – the Trading Volume actually shrank. It's important to know that the combination of volume and price is a healthy bullish signal. In contrast, this time, the volume did not follow the rise, what does that indicate? The chips have long been locked in, and the current pump is more of an internal chip transfer game. The market maker does not actually need to invest too much real money to pump the price, they can create the illusion of volume by transferring from left hand to right hand. The real test will come when retail investors rush in to catch a falling knife. This kind of market data signal must be taken seriously.