64% of people are shorting it, and yet it still climbed 75%.
Today’s long/short ratio for the lobster is very telling—when most people are one-sidedly betting on the drop, the market often goes the opposite way. This isn’t mysticism; it’s a classic short-squeeze structure: the more shorts there are, the more they have to buy back to cut losses when the price rebounds, flipping them into fuel that pushes the price higher.
From the candlestick chart, the strongest move came earlier: trading volume hit 850 million, and the price jumped from 0.046 straight to 0.057. After that, there wasn’t a big pullback. Instead, it churned in the 0.055–0.062 range, while volume also gradually decreased—this is usually a pattern of absorbing liquidity, not a sign that it’s about to collapse right away.
The funding rate is currently positive at 0.0011—not high—suggesting that the premium for going long is still within a controllable range. What you should be more wary of is this: after a 75% short-term surge, at any moment someone may take profits and “rescue” that batch of shorts that’s still holding up the price.
The current situation: shorts are trapped, longs are trying to defend the market, and trading volume is marginally declining. Next, what to watch is whether it can continue to hold above around 0.055—or whether, after shrinking volume, it will come with another leg down on lighter trading.
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