The batch from about 6 hours ago was identified as the bullish direction based on the morning “pull-up” observation. Now, according to the publicly available order-book reconciliation, here are what the 3 coins have done: 1 continues to press and has already worked its way out; the other 2 are still being tugged—one is still lingering in the pull, and the other has already gone out (failed to hold).
The review from the initial observation was that the positioning (chip allocation) was tightening.
2Z: Still being tugged. The morning bullish setup hasn’t broken out into a single-side confirmation yet.
Since the initial price, it is down 2.04%. The upside from 8.68% has narrowed to 3.71%. Open interest also fell in sync by 5.42% to about $2.94 million.
Price and capital couldn’t move in the same direction. It looks more like being stuck in place tug-of-war rather than realizing a direction.
STEEM: Continues to apply pressure. This bullish case has effectively broken out.
Price is still 1.49% higher than at the initial release. More importantly, open interest has increased against the trend—up 12.38% to about $2.45 million. The funding rate has also recovered from negative values.
The money hasn’t fled; instead, it’s stacking upward. The direction hasn’t reversed.
LSK: Died down (faded out). The morning bullish setup wasn’t picked up, and the direction has already flipped.
After the initial launch, price dropped 13.8% to 0.35148. Open interest flowed out simultaneously by 18.79% to about $15.12 million. Price and positioning both weakened together.
Although the ratio of active buy orders rose to 0.96, price hasn’t stopped falling. It feels more like a “catching-the-bottom” bid trying to bet on a rebound; it’s still too early to say it’s stabilizing.
Next key things to watch: For 2Z, whether open interest can first stop the decline and rebound, and whether price can break away from the narrow-range tug-of-war. For STEEM, whether the incremental increase in open interest can continue, and whether the current price level can hold. For LSK, whether price can first stop falling and stabilize; if open interest continues to bleed out, it means the de-risking hasn’t finished—then this round of bullishness is likely to go to zero.
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