#数字货币市场洞察 $PIPPIN Is this round of decline about to take a pause? Recently, I've noticed something interesting: even the bears are starting to struggle.

The liquidation data from the past hour shows that short liquidations have actually exceeded long liquidations—which means what? At this level of decline, people who continue to short are also losing money. Meanwhile, on-chain data shows funds are consistently buying around $0.155—a classic pattern of buying more as the price falls.

From a technical perspective, here are a few details: the MACD histogram is starting to narrow and turn positive, and the RSI indicator is already hovering in the oversold area. Taken together, these signals at least indicate one thing—the momentum of the unilateral decline is weakening.

If you want to bet on a rebound at this level, there are a few numbers to keep in mind:

• Potential entry zone: $0.155–$0.160, try building positions in batches (, don't exceed 15% of your total funds )
• Rebound watch level: first see if $0.170 can hold, then look at the $0.178–$0.185 resistance zone
• Stop-loss lifeline: if it drops below $0.149, cut your losses immediately—don't fight the trend

To put it plainly, this kind of bottom fishing on the left side is a probability bet—when bears start trampling over each other, funds quietly enter, and indicators refuse to cooperate with the decline, the odds of a short-term rebound increase. But remember, this is not an all-in signal, just a high-risk, high-reward tactical opportunity.

The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is the capital to stay alive and wait for them.