$PIPPIN$'s trend is indeed worth analyzing. 74% of traders in the market are betting on a decline, and the short positions incur positive hourly funding fees. This extreme configuration looks quite bizarre. According to conventional logic, market makers should first lie low for a while, eroding the patience of the bulls through high fees, then perform a shakeout, and eventually push the price up. Afterwards, the shorts would turn around and clean up the remaining bulls, with the last laugh usually going to the bears. But all of this depends on one condition—you have to survive until that moment. Keep an eye on the COAI and MYX pairs; signs are already emerging. If your ammunition is insufficient, participating in such chaotic battles is too risky. On the other hand, well-funded players might consider a different approach: give up chasing huge profits, earn some trading fee spreads steadily, and just watch the big players perform as spectators. This approach is actually more secure.