Wow, the same kind of increase, but SCR and MEGA are completely different stories!
For SCR, over these 4 hours the OI rose from 74.61 million contracts to 100.9 million, up 35%—it looks really impressive. But the large-account long/short ratio slid from 4.14 all the way down to 2.66, dropping a full 1.5 over four hours. While pushing the price, the big players quietly withdrew their long positions—classic behavior for ramping up to distribute.
MEGA is different. OI went from 60.64 million USD to 68.29 million USD, steadily increasing in the background. The large-account long/short ratio stayed locked the whole time between 1.37 and 1.45, with no movement. Selling pressure from big players is actually heavier than buying pressure, yet OI keeps rising anyway. That suggests real capital is slowly moving in, not retail chasing the rally.
Don’t chase SCR—wait for a pullback. You can follow MEGA, since the big funds are quietly building positions.
#SCR #Contract data
$SCR $MEGA $GTC
For SCR, over these 4 hours the OI rose from 74.61 million contracts to 100.9 million, up 35%—it looks really impressive. But the large-account long/short ratio slid from 4.14 all the way down to 2.66, dropping a full 1.5 over four hours. While pushing the price, the big players quietly withdrew their long positions—classic behavior for ramping up to distribute.
MEGA is different. OI went from 60.64 million USD to 68.29 million USD, steadily increasing in the background. The large-account long/short ratio stayed locked the whole time between 1.37 and 1.45, with no movement. Selling pressure from big players is actually heavier than buying pressure, yet OI keeps rising anyway. That suggests real capital is slowly moving in, not retail chasing the rally.
Don’t chase SCR—wait for a pullback. You can follow MEGA, since the big funds are quietly building positions.
#SCR #Contract data
$SCR $MEGA $GTC