$AXS The old coin from that chain game is climbing again today.
The contract open positions are up 41% in a single day, and the funding rate is still negative—shorts are paying longs.
With the funding rate negative and the price moving up, we’re slightly biased to the long side. If it holds above 1.36, then we follow; if it breaks below 1.3, we step back.
$SOL Among the mainstream public chains, that big senior has recently been looking steady, and the longs beneath are already quietly lining up.
On the contract side, the long accounts make up 62.8%, which is quite a bit more than shorts; daily open interest only increased by 1.9%, but people have crowded in a lot.
With the current price at 121.8 holding firm, look for a long setup in the same direction; if it drops, pause first.
$NEAR There is an on-chain address that, with it and INJ, made $17 million.
The long positions that were built earlier have only recently been moved, and not all of the incoming capital is short-term.
57% of on-chain accounts are going long; the crowd is more bullish. As long as it holds above 4.87, my main bias is mildly bullish—if it drops, I’ll get out first.
$ETH Ethereum this half day again climbed back to 2700; the spot buy side has been increasing in volume, and it just broke through not long ago.
The long/short accounts ratio is 2.76. 73% of retail accounts are positioned on the long side—crowded pretty heavily.
With it stacked so full, this handsome fat guy won’t chase the price. If it falls back below the breakout level, I’ll look for shorts first; once it holds, then we’ll look for longs.
$XRP Ripple over here just took a new move. Together with the public chain foundation, they launched an Asia-Pacific project to expand XRP’s development and usage across the Asia-Pacific region.
Current price is 1.49, long/short ratio is 2.35, and retail investors are clearly clustered on the long side.
If 1.45 holds, ride it up; if it breaks, withdraw first—don’t chase the price.
$PEPE This coin's ETF application has taken another step forward.
Some firms have revised the application documents for the PEPE spot ETF, bringing it closer to approval.
These kinds of updates have always been closely watched by capital; if it truly gets approved, the participants won’t be only retail investors.
Around the current price of 0.0000043, the bias is somewhat bullish. If the pullback doesn’t break it, there may be an opportunity—if it breaks below 0.000004, then step aside for now.
$AAVE The top governance agreements for on-chain lending have seen activity today, and the governing entity is preparing to move to the Cayman Islands.
Aave wants to put the agreements into a foundation; from now on, whoever makes the decision will have to be seated again.
Current price is around 179; the daily chart hasn’t dropped by 2%, and the market doesn’t look panicked.
This kind of governance-level change won’t smash a deep pit in the short term—watch for continuation after a pullback below 175.
The trading of tokenized stocks with $UNI is basically all crammed after the U.S. stock market closes.
According to Kaiko data, in September, 71% of tokenized stock trades on a leading on-chain platform took place outside regular U.S. market hours.
Real money is picking non-trading hours to move assets around, and the demand in this space no longer lines up with the time slots of traditional stock markets.
The bias is bullish; if pullbacks don’t break below 9, there’s still a chance.
$ARB Arbitrum paused in the middle of the night—aimed at the new contract.
The official paused the activation of newly deployed Stylus contracts on Arbitrum One and Nova, citing the risk of AI-assisted attacks.
Apps that are already activated continue running as normal, and standard deployments aren’t affected. The official says they haven’t found any funds being stolen.
The outlook is leaning bearish—don’t catch a bounce. Only if it holds above 0.205 can we talk about a fix; if it breaks below 0.19, call it a day.
The stolen funds of $NEAR have been fully returned, and the project team has announced that the investigation has been halted.
NEAR's cross-chain intent protocol, Intents, handled this fairly cleanly this time, but the market didn't hold up. The current price is 4.68, and it's still trending lower intraday.
The bias is bearish. Don't chase if it rebounds to 4.9; only consider lower levels if it breaks below 4.55.