$PIPPIN This coin must have a whale, so your coin definitely won't go to zero, which means there is a bottom. It is known that the last rebound occurred at the 0.23 to 0.26 level. The current low will not break 0.2. If it breaks 0.2, there is a risk of dropping to 0.1. Assuming the whale's cost is 0.2, there is a risk of a 50% cut, which is unacceptable to the whale. Therefore, 0.2 is the main force's must-hold cost line. Once broken and unable to recover quickly, it can be declared that the whale has fully sold out, and immediate selling can be done. Conversely, you can buy spot to enjoy the yield from the remaining coins and gamble on a rebound from oversold conditions. The risk-to-reward ratio is 1:10.