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Forced exits are fuel: short wipes push price up, long cascades accelerate the fade. Numbers are lower bounds — the exchange reports at most one order per second per symbol.
Detected at +8.4%/1h on $119M daily volume at the time of detection. Peak: +52% (1330 min after detection). Low after: -2%. Open interest grew ×1.69 during the move — leverage piled in. Liquidations on the way: $362,695 shorts vs $50,735 longs.
Different coin, same skeleton: ignition, chase, exhaustion, fade. The tape keeps receipts.
COTI -0.36% per 8h → shorts pay, crowd is short ONT -0.35% per 8h → shorts pay, crowd is short SAND -0.12% per 8h → shorts pay, crowd is short HOME -0.10% per 8h → shorts pay, crowd is short BICO -0.10% per 8h → shorts pay, crowd is short
Current funding rates. Measured 10:01 UTC.
When one side pays this much per 8h, that side is crowded — and crowded sides get squeezed hardest when price turns.
Detected at +8.2%/1h on $63M daily volume at the time of detection. Peak: +70% (1373 min after detection). Low after: -7%. Open interest grew ×2.03 during the move — leverage piled in. Liquidations on the way: $379,042 shorts vs $34,444 longs.
Classic lifecycle: vertical run, leverage chase, fade. PumpRadar had the full picture minute by minute.
MEITUAN +0.48% per 8h → longs pay, crowd is long PDD +0.28% per 8h → longs pay, crowd is long MANTRA -0.25% per 8h → shorts pay, crowd is short BNC -0.18% per 8h → shorts pay, crowd is short
Current funding rates. Measured 10:01 UTC.
The side that pays premium is the side that panics first when the tide turns.
Reading the wipes: heavy short liquidations = squeeze fuel, heavy long liquidations = falling knife. Exchange feed caps at one order/second per symbol, so real totals run higher.
Detected at +13.6%/1h on $10M daily volume at the time of detection. Peak: +299% (1410 min after detection). Low after: 0%. Open interest grew ×8.85 during the move — leverage piled in. Liquidations on the way: $2,935,793 shorts vs $659,904 longs.
The names change nightly; the lifecycle doesn’t. PumpRadar archives every act.