#数字货币市场洞察 I watched the market for a few hours today and found that the control over the $pippin asset is way too obvious. Every time the price pulls back to a key level, funds immediately step in to provide support and push it back up. Judging by this kind of operation, the project team behind it must be up to something.

What's even tougher is for the short sellers—not only are they sitting on floating losses, but they also have to pay funding fees to the longs every hour. This kind of holding cost really can't be endured for many days.

As for the pippin community, there are tons of bullish voices on Twitter, but it's hard to tell what's real or fake, which actually makes a lot of people hesitant to get in. At this point, if you're still struggling to decide whether to enter, you might as well figure out how much volatility you can actually handle.

I'm already setting up for the next asset. $XNY looks pretty interesting.