PROVE's bullish candlestick is just too aggressive, opening at 0.222, hitting a high of 0.354, with a volatility of 61%. Funding rate at -0.02, and shorts are still holding on for dear life. Bulls are in control, but it's already deviated 7.7% from the average price; chasing the highs is just picking up the bag.
I'm just sitting on the sidelines, waiting for a pullback before considering my next move.
Yeah, yeah, PLAY opened the gate, I couldn't hold my short, now looking at the opening deviation of -36.76%, feels like watching an ex get married—sour but deserved.
📊 Volatility 98.43%, opening deviation -38.22%, average price deviation -22.86%—bears completely in control. 📈 Reduced volume +0.00005 funding rate, the downtrend can still continue, worst case is a whale flips and blasts a short. 💡 I'm not chasing anymore, volatility is too high, placing a needle-in-the-haystack order at 0.08 for a shot at a rebound, position tightened to 5U. 👇 Tag and set a limit order, don’t miss out.
🔖 $PLAYUSDT
Brothers, with this volatility, are you still willing to dive in?
Last short at 53.2 got wrecked by the whales, took the loss like a champ.
Now the price is at 58.4, averaging out at an 8.48% deviation, but the funding rate is negative at -0.0086%. The bears are still holding, and the market makers are pushing the price up without letting the retail traders hop on board; there’s still some squeeze potential in the short term.
But I'm not chasing it anymore. With a swing of 21.5%, jumping in now is just giving the others fuel for their fire.
💡 Waiting for a dip back to around 52 to check for support strength; otherwise, I’ll just watch from the sidelines.
What do you guys think, is this rally for real or just a final pump?
Last short got liquidated, can’t be mad about it. Came back today to scan the charts, interesting—average price deviating by -2.06%, price hasn’t breached 4.4, the whole market is getting flushed, not real support.
📊 Volatility at 25%, funding rate at 0.00005, ridiculously low. 📉 The whales are still washing it, waiting for the volume to trigger a cascade. I’m not touching 4.2-4.5, the position is too awkward. 💡 Going short too aggressively can lead to getting flushed, but if there’s too much, there’s no volume. Let’s just watch for now, how long do you guys think this wash cycle will last? 🔖 $LABUSDT
Just got my short at 74.38 liquidated by the pump to 76, it really hurts. Now we're at 75.67, with a trading volume of 1.39 billion USDT and 680,000 trades—volume is off the charts, but with a funding rate of 0, it shows no one is chasing long positions; bears are in control.
📊 The average price is off by -0.0568%, and the bears are grinding down the price. That high point at 76.98 didn't have the volume to push through, a classic case of a short squeeze followed by distribution, the whales are slowly pulling out.
📉 I still see it as a bearish market, but don’t rush to chase. I've set limit shorts between 75.8 and 76.2, with my stop-loss at 76.5—risk-reward ratio is decent.
💡 Waiting for orders, not chasing. Divergence in volume and price, the whales will have to offload eventually.
🔖 $XAGUSDT 👇 Tap the tag to set your limit order, don’t miss out.
Last time the 1.22 short got washed out by the market makers, now at 1.38——same old story.
📊 Up 16.6%, average price deviation at 10%, but the fee of 0.00005 is almost negligible. 📉 It spiked 10 points and still, the shorts aren't following; the market makers are drawing the lines to accumulate, it's not a real breakout.
💡 At 1.38, let's take another small short, manage your positions well, don't get left behind. This pump is just looking for fuel to dump.
🔖 $LITUSDT 👇 Click the tag below to hop on quickly.
Brothers, at this position, are you still willing to follow? Put your hands up if you're still in the short!
Just checked the charts, XAU is still grinding around 4530. In my last post, I mentioned the short that held up at 4562, and I'm currently sitting on a profit of 24 points, but it's actually close to 30 points now.
📊 Funding rate at 0, feels dead — bulls aren't adding positions at all, just relying on price inertia to hold it up. 📉 Trading volume at 1.2 billion, it's contracting heavily; without volume, there’s no momentum to push higher. 💡 Average price deviation at 0.16%, a very slight bullish bias, but this deviation can get smashed at any moment.
Holding onto the short, stop-loss still at 4600, aiming for around 4200. Feels like the whales are waiting for the US stock market to open before making a move, so no rush to act right now.
Are you guys still holding onto your shorts? Or did you get shaken out? 👇 Click the tag below to jump in fast. 🔖 $XAUUSDT
The last short on DASH really schooled us, it spiked to 53.9 before pulling back. Now it's at 48.45, with a volatility of 22%.
📊 The funding rate is still negative, shorts are paying to hold their positions, but with such high volatility, the whales haven't cleared out completely.
📈 I'm leaning towards entering a short at 52-52.5, with a stop loss set at 54 and a target at 46.
💡 This level has a high probability of reversal, manage your position size carefully, don't go in heavy.
🔖 $DASHUSDT 👇 Tap the tags to set a limit order, don’t miss out.
My buddy just asked me how BSB is doing, and I'm still haunted by my last short—entered at 0.88, stop-loss at 1.90. The direction was right, but a 264% swing just smashed through my stop-loss.
📊 Average price deviation -14.72%, funding rate -0.000295, shorts are paying but the price is hanging around 0.95, indicating a crowded short but the whales are playing games. The opening deviation is +23% but it didn’t carry on, so chasing longs here feels risky, and going short feels like it might keep pumping.
📉 I’m opting for a small position to test the long, with a stop-loss at 0.85, maybe pick up a bit around 0.95; if the whales don’t take me out, I’ll bail. In this extreme market, keep positions under 5%.
💡 Light long position, stop-loss at 0.85, manage your own direction.
🔖 $BSBUSDT 👇 Tag it and set a limit order, don’t miss out!
I'm still holding my short on BILL at 0.115, currently sitting at 0.08373, with a floating profit of 27.3%.
Just glanced at the data, and the volatility is still at 45.6%, the market makers are siphoning off profits like crazy.
📊 Average price deviation -11.14%, the bears are still in control. 📊 Funding rate +0.005%, the bulls keep fueling the fire, it's not out yet. 📊 24h trading volume at 169 million, volume hasn't shrunk, which means the buyers are still in the game.
💡 I'm keeping my position steady, moving my stop-loss to 0.092 to secure profits, and holding on. But if you want to jump in, you need to go light; this volatility can stress your heart.
🔖 $BILLUSDT 👇 Click the tag below to hop on board quickly.
📊 Last time I shorted EDEN, the whales pumped it up by 44 points, with an 81% volatility and the average price skewed by over 10% towards the bulls.
But check out the funding rate—0.00001192, almost zero. This pump lacks sustainability; it feels more like the whales are just skimming profits.
📉 My take: Such a massive pump but no one dares to chase the long. Wait for a signal to pull back before diving in; don’t chase the highs or catch a falling knife.
💡 Tonight, I’m sitting tight, waiting for a dip around 0.1 or a volume breakout above 0.14 to reassess. If you’re still holding shorts, it’s time to cut losses.
Last time the 1.22 short got wiped by the whales, it didn't break the 1.27 resistance and shot back up. Now we're at 1.31— but the data hasn't changed.
📊 Volatility at 19%, average price deviation at 5.26% bullish dominance, yet the funding rate at 0.00005 is almost zero. It’s up over 10% and longs and shorts are still hesitant; the whales are just painting the door to accumulate, not a real breakout.
📉 I still hold the same view: the pump is just looking for fuel to dump.
💡 At 1.31, I’m still looking to short lightly, with a stop loss above 1.37. Got washed out once, accepted it, but the logic hasn’t broken; I’ll give it another shot.
🔖 $LITUSDT 👇 Hit the tag to set a limit order, don’t miss out.
FIDA's heading in the wrong direction, time to recognize it.
Last time I shorted FIDA, I got wrecked. Now it's dropped from 0.039 to 0.033, the doubling rally is done.
📊 The opening deviated by 27.4 points, and the average price barely shifted—bulls are definitely in control. The fees are still negative? Bears aren’t completely out, but the position is too heavy; any further push could lead to a liquidation. 📉 No chasing, no killing. Chasing long is just fuel, and shorting feels risky with the whales still in play. 💡 Waiting for the setup. It's either a big short squeeze or a pump and dump. I'm on the sidelines; if I get antsy, I might test the waters with a small position.
Last time I couldn't hold my short, and now I see the opening price deviating by -36.76%—it's like watching an ex get married; it stings, but they had it coming.
The market makers made a clean sweep, with a volatility of 98.43%, straight up drawing the lines.
📊 24h volatility 98.43%, opening price deviation -36.76%, average price deviation -26.52% with bears controlling the scene. 📉 Volume down +0.00005 cold fee rate = a slow bleed or a waterfall drop; just worried about the market makers flipping and wrecking shorts. 💡 I'm planning to place a limit short at 0.100, with a stop-loss at 0.11 and aiming for the previous low at 0.086, targeting a risk-reward ratio of 3:1. 🔖 $PLAYUSDT 👇 Hit the tags to set your limit order, don’t miss out.
Do you think we will break the previous low of 0.086?