🚨 Guys, $BTR just exploded 260% — open short now? Don't tell me I didn't warn you...
This move is getting crazy, but the short setup is finally becoming interesting. BTR went from around $0.03 to above $0.12 very fast, while OI exploded and shorts became heavily crowded. Funding is also around +0.085%, so leverage is getting expensive.
The liquidation heatmaps show heavy liquidity around $0.125-$0.130 above price. Below, the bigger pools sit around $0.115-$0.116, $0.107-$0.108 and $0.097-$0.098. The 1D map also shows deeper liquidity around $0.091-$0.093.
👉 Why did it pump this hard? Most likely thin liquidity + huge leverage + short squeeze, with tomorrow's BTR unlock adding extra speculation. Unlock doesn't guarantee a dump, but it can bring selling pressure.
Current price ~$0.12: small short only, higher risk.
My preferred entry: $0.125-$0.129 after rejection.
TP1 $0.115
TP2 $0.107-$0.108
TP3 $0.097-$0.098
SL $0.132
Once $BTR reaches $0.125-$0.129, I want 2x 15m confirmation: first rejection, then a failed bounce. If buyers can't reclaim the zone on the second 15m candle, that's my short confirmation.
If you really want the current entry, use small size. If BTR later reaches my recommended zone and gives exactly the confirmation above, then add. Otherwise, better to take the SL than keep averaging into a squeeze.
👉 My take: I'm more interested in the short side because BTR already made the huge move, funding is strongly positive, OI is elevated and tomorrow's unlock could add selling pressure. But that doesn't mean it has to dump right away. After +260%, the easy mistake is thinking "it pumped too much, so it must dump now." Let BTR show the rejection first.
$ZEC
This move is getting crazy, but the short setup is finally becoming interesting. BTR went from around $0.03 to above $0.12 very fast, while OI exploded and shorts became heavily crowded. Funding is also around +0.085%, so leverage is getting expensive.
The liquidation heatmaps show heavy liquidity around $0.125-$0.130 above price. Below, the bigger pools sit around $0.115-$0.116, $0.107-$0.108 and $0.097-$0.098. The 1D map also shows deeper liquidity around $0.091-$0.093.
👉 Why did it pump this hard? Most likely thin liquidity + huge leverage + short squeeze, with tomorrow's BTR unlock adding extra speculation. Unlock doesn't guarantee a dump, but it can bring selling pressure.
Current price ~$0.12: small short only, higher risk.
My preferred entry: $0.125-$0.129 after rejection.
TP1 $0.115
TP2 $0.107-$0.108
TP3 $0.097-$0.098
SL $0.132
Once $BTR reaches $0.125-$0.129, I want 2x 15m confirmation: first rejection, then a failed bounce. If buyers can't reclaim the zone on the second 15m candle, that's my short confirmation.
If you really want the current entry, use small size. If BTR later reaches my recommended zone and gives exactly the confirmation above, then add. Otherwise, better to take the SL than keep averaging into a squeeze.
👉 My take: I'm more interested in the short side because BTR already made the huge move, funding is strongly positive, OI is elevated and tomorrow's unlock could add selling pressure. But that doesn't mean it has to dump right away. After +260%, the easy mistake is thinking "it pumped too much, so it must dump now." Let BTR show the rejection first.
$ZEC
