BZ rose 2.58% in a day, reaching 88.3. It hovered at the 89 level without breaking through—it looked strong. But if you go through the contract settlement/fee statements, the truth shows: all eight fee rate windows are negative. No longs are paying to get on board—only shorts are subsidizing the trade.
The active order book tells the same story: in the trading data, buy orders account for just 48.5%, while sell order volume presses down and leads the way. As price tries to climb, someone quietly unloads. Even the big players aren’t idle—over 7 hours, whale long positions were cut by 5.2%. The long share dropped to 28.35%, far below the full-market figure of 40.71%. The “main force” is even more cautious than retail.
Position volume also didn’t back this rebound: it decreased rather than increased by 0.69% in a day. For spot, large inflows are simply hanging at zero, with no news catalyst. Price UP and sentiment UP—but neither the leverage side nor the positioning/chip side followed. This is a hollow rally.
My view: this rebound tops out around 88–89. I’m looking to short. The first target is 86; if it breaks down, watch 85.3. The only risk is that the shorts are too concentrated—if all fee rates stay negative, they could be bitten and forced to cover at any moment. Stop-loss must be tight.
What signals would make me go long: position volume increases again, fee rates flip from negative to positive, and whale long share stops falling and starts rising again. Only then would leverage money truly enter—and my short positions would be withdrawn immediately.
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