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#PI talks about market makers whipsawing. The pi community is too large, and the pi consensus has always been high, which is different from other new coins. If market makers use old thinking to whipsaw, they will only get heavier. You washed out 2u bullish positions, and 1u was made up for; you washed out 1u, and 0.5u was made up for; you washed out 0.5u, and 0.4u was made up for... you washed out 0.1u, and 0.09u was still made up for. So I ask you, will you pump? Not going to pump? Do you have the ability to drop pi to zero? It shows that the market maker doesn't have that ability; you will always have to pump. The lower the price, the more bullish positions there are, and the harder it is for you to pump. Pulling 1u upwards will be lighter than the current burden because the community is too large. You could say that long orders can never be washed away; the more you wash, the more there are. If I had known this earlier, why bother in the first place?
I also said that now is the bottom; unless the market maker goes against themselves, continuing to push down will lead more people to enter and buy long orders, putting a heavier burden on themselves.