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61% of people are still short, yet the price has risen by nearly 60%.

MARSCOIN today played out a classic short squeeze: it ran from 0.107 all the way up to a high of 0.214, and has now pulled back to 0.1936, with trading volume stacking up to $815 million. The funding rate has already risen to 0.0487%, indicating that longs have started paying shorts.

But interestingly, short positions still account for as much as 61%. That means two things: either shorts are waiting for a pullback to add to their positions, or they are betting that this rally cannot hold. The 8-hour candlestick chart shows the overall trend is strengthening, but the most recent candles have started to move sideways.

When long and short views diverge this much, volatility usually intensifies. If you are already in the market, pay attention to the previous high at 0.214 and the support zone at 0.188; if you are waiting on the sidelines, it is not too late to act after the direction becomes clearer.

$MARSCOIN #空头挤压 #61% short position ratio
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61% are bearish, but the price has still risen 50% — shorts got squeezed again.

USELESS reached 0.2427 today, briefly surging to 0.2879 intraday, with trading volume at $930 million.
The funding rate is only 0.005%, which means longs are not piling in with excessive leverage, but short positions still make up 61%.
This kind of situation, where "most people are bearish but the price keeps rising," is often a sign of a short-term sentiment reversal.

The candlestick chart shows consolidation after a pullback from the highs. Next, we need to see whether support around 0.235 can hold.
If it holds, there may be a second wave; if it breaks below, those who just chased the breakout should be careful about giving back gains.

$USELESS #空头挤压 #61% Bearish
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A 61% gain, but the funding rate is actually negative?

RAYSOL shot up to 1.35 today, with trading volume reaching $280 million. This kind of sharp pump is usually accompanied by a positive funding rate squeeze, but the current rate is -0.003%, and the long/short ratio at 49/51 is almost even.

What does that mean? This rally wasn’t driven by leveraged longs forcing the move higher; it looks more like spot buying is pushing it up. The 8-hour trend has been steadily climbing, and even the pullbacks haven’t shown any panic selling.

Risk point: the short-term gain is too large, and there is clear resistance around 1.40. If the funding rate turns positive later and longs become crowded, be cautious of profit-taking.

$RAYSOL #资金费率背离 #61% gain
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Behind the 47% surge, 61% of people are actually shorting.

This price action from BR is kind of interesting. It has kept strengthening for 8 hours, and trading volume has been brought up to 53 million USDT, but the long/short ratio shows 39% long vs 61% short.

As the price rises, more and more shorts are piling in—classic short-squeeze script. The funding rate at 0.017% isn’t extreme, which suggests leverage hasn’t gone out of control yet.

The key is whether it can break through the prior high at 0.33. If it holds, these shorts will have to queue up to close their positions; if it breaks below 0.29, the longs who chased will be uncomfortable too.

I won’t guess the direction, but when sentiment is this divided, volatility usually won’t disappoint.

$BR #轧空预警 #61% short
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61% single-day gain, but the funding rate is only 0.005%—what does that mean?

USELESS moved from 0.15 to 0.28 today and then pulled back to 0.25, with trading volume of 917 million USDT.
Key detail: short positions account for 61%, and most people are still guessing the top.

The candlestick chart shows short-term consolidation, but such high turnover + low funding rate
often means the major players are not done yet. If it breaks above 0.28, the next stop may be 0.32.

$USELESS #低费率暴涨 #61% short
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61% single-day gain, but the funding rate is negative—what does that mean?

RAYSOL surged from 0.85 to 1.44 today, with trading volume hitting 322 million USDT.
At first glance, it looks like a strong breakout, but the funding rate of -0.0298% reveals the truth:
longs are not crowded, and some people may even be shorting the move.

The hourly candles have closed green in a row, with the last one showing a clear spike in volume,
but the long/short ratio of 49%/51% shows bears slightly in control.
This kind of divergence—"price rising while shorts do not decrease"—
often means the move is not over yet: either a continued short squeeze, or a pullback to shake out weak hands.

I’m not chasing the top; I’ll wait and see if it pulls back near 1.25.
$RAYSOL #资金费率背离 #61%涨幅
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After a 61% gain, TAC has started posting consecutive bearish candles.

Today, it briefly touched a high of 0.00433, and is now back around 0.00377—down nearly 13% from the peak. It’s not a collapse, but it’s worth paying attention: three consecutive hourly K-lines closing bearish usually suggests short-term buying pressure is fading.

Volume tells the story: the surge candle had as many as 6.8 billion coins traded; afterward, it gradually shrank back to around 3 billion. This kind of "volume-price divergence" rhythm is very common in small-cap coins—retail traders chase in, while the main players quietly reduce their positions.

The funding rate is 0.026%, which is on the high side but not extreme yet. That indicates there’s still some portion of the market taking long positions. The long/short ratio is 52.8% vs 47.2%, not a big gap—bulls haven’t built a clear, overwhelming advantage.

In this kind of situation, with a 61% jump already achieved, is there a second leg? The key is whether long and short positioning funds are willing to keep the baton. If those three bearish candles don’t stop, it’s likely to revisit 0.0035—or even lower support zones.

If you’re already in, watch whether volume can pick up again; if you haven’t entered, don’t chase—wait for sentiment to stabilize and then look for opportunities.

$TAC #61%大涨后缩量 #0.00377
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Behind the 55% rise, the shorts are still stubbornly holding on.

Today, BR pushed up to $0.326, with volume surging to 66.7 million U. But what’s interesting is that the long/short ratio shows that 61% of people are still shorting. The hourly chart has already put together three consecutive bullish candles, with price driven from $0.21 up to around $0.33.

This kind of market is the most dangerous—the more crowded the shorts, the stronger the rebound. The funding rate is 0.017%, which isn’t that high, suggesting leverage hasn’t gone completely crazy. If price continues breaking above $0.33, the short squeeze could push it toward $0.35 in the short term.

But don’t chase. Wait for a pullback around $0.30 to check support—it’s more reliable.

$BR #逼空行情 #61% Shorts
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61% increase, but 58% of people are still shorting.

USELESS—this price action is kind of interesting. The price climbed from 0.128 to 0.21, staying consistently strong for 8 hours, and the trading volume surged to 498 million U. But in the contract open interest, shorts make up 58% while longs are only 42%.

A classic squeeze setup— the more it rises, the more people want to try to pick the top, only to find it keeps going higher. The candlesticks show the buy side has been absorbing sell pressure; every pullback gets buyers stepping in.

This structure fears a sudden acceleration the most—shorts’ stop-losses would be pushed even higher. Still, since volatility is already quite large, be cautious about chasing.

$USELESS #轧空行情 #61% increase
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A 46% drop, yet 61% of people are still going long.

COLLECT fell from 0.104 to 0.046 in the past 24 hours, with trading volume approaching 50 million U. At times like this, those still insisting on going long are either waiting for a rebound to get back in the green, or simply haven’t realized the trend has already turned bearish.

The hourly chart has printed three consecutive red candles, which shows selling pressure is still continuing. Although the funding rate is not high, the long/short ratio shows that most people are still betting on a rebound.

This kind of situation where "the more it falls, the more people go long" often means the bottom is not in yet—because too many people are waiting to be liquidated.

$COLLECT #暴跌预警 #61% long
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Up 61%, but the funding rate is negative—these two things happening at the same time is rare.

Today ZKC briefly reached a high of 0.0692, up from yesterday’s low of 0.0392, nearly an 80% jump. But now the funding rate is at -0.00325, which suggests that the shorts are paying the longs, and that there’s a group in the market betting it will drop back.

The way the price moves on the candlestick chart is even more interesting:
The strongest single candle is the fourth one—trading volume of 747 million, a stretched bullish candle, clearly indicating the period when the main force was pumping the market.
Then the volume fades candle by candle—three consecutive hourly candles close bearish. This is a typical “pump and run” rhythm: a pullback on shrinking volume after reaching a high.

The long/short ratio is 53% to 47%, not a big gap, meaning the longs don’t have a crushing advantage—both sides are watching and waiting.

At around 0.063, the situation is actually awkward:
It’s not far from the high of 0.069, but resistance is already overhead;
If 0.060 isn’t held from below, the positions that were accumulated during the earlier rally will loosen one after another.

With the funding rate staying negative, if volume continues to contract, the momentum for a short-term rebound will keep weakening.

With this kind of structure, it’s not the time to chase—it’s the time to wait.

$ZKC #资金费率异常 #61% surge then volume contracts
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Behind the 43% surge, the bears are still stubbornly holding on.

MARSCOIN jumped 43% today, with the price reaching $0.245 and trading volume nearing $700 million. But interestingly, 61% of positions are still short.

Over the past 8 hours, the trend has continued to strengthen, with bulls already in control, but the bears still don’t seem willing to admit defeat. This is often the most dangerous point—if the rally continues, short stop-losses could accelerate the move higher.

I’ve seen this script play out too many times: the more the price rises, the more the bears add to their shorts, only to get swept away by one big move.

$MARSCOIN #空头挤压 #61% short
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40% single-day gain, but the funding rate is only 0.019%—what does that mean?

MARSCOIN’s trading volume today surged to 613 million USDT, with the price rallying from 0.17 to 0.27 before pulling back to 0.247.
Interestingly, 61% of people are shorting, yet the price hasn’t collapsed; instead, it has held steady at a high level.

This kind of situation—where most people are bearish but the price refuses to drop—usually means shorts are hesitating:
chasing higher prices risks getting trapped, while closing positions risks missing the move.

The key thing to watch next is whether 0.25 can hold.
If it does, the price may test the previous high; if it breaks below, the short term may return to around 0.23 to find support.

$MARSCOIN #资金费率偏低 #61% shorts
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Behind a 46% surge, the shorts are still desperately holding on.

BR is up 46.64% today, with the price surging to 0.317U and trading volume at 107 million. But interestingly, in the open-position data, 61% are shorts, while only 39% are long.

What does that mean? Most people think the rally has run too far and will retrace, so they’re opening shorts aggressively. But the hourly K-line has turned positive for three consecutive candles, and buying demand hasn’t stopped at all. If the price keeps rising, these short positions will be forced to close—pushing the price up instead, which is a classic short-squeeze play.

A trading volume of 107 million isn’t small, suggesting real money is coming in. For the short term, the key is whether the prior high at 0.35 can be broken through.

$BR #轧空行情 #61% shorts
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Long-to-short ratio at 60.5% vs 39.5%—most people are shorting… and then they got squeezed.

Today, LOBSTER rose from 0.025 to 0.048, an increase of over 61%.
But the more interesting part isn’t the percentage gain—it’s this long/short structure:
Over 60% of people are shorting, yet it ends up turning them into the ones who get carried along.

Let’s review the candlesticks:
In the past 8 candles, the overall trend has been upward.
The trading volume suddenly doubled on the 6th candle (398M),
while the 7th and 8th candles continued to expand in volume.
This kind of move—"the more shorts there are, the harder it climbs"—has a name: Short Squeeze.

The more the shorts get trapped, the more they need to close their positions with stop-loss buys.
The more buying happens, the higher the price goes—then it traps even more shorts, in a loop.

The funding rate is 0.00169%, which is still relatively normal and on the low side,
meaning longs haven’t yet turned into outright mania chasing the price.
But with open interest at 670 million, it’s not just small-scale action.

Now that the price has pulled back to 0.0427,
has the short side been fully flushed out?
Let’s see whether the trading volume can continue to provide support next.

$LOBSTER #空头挤压 #61% rockets up
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$ADA triggered a hard fork via its first community-voted upgrade. That’s the headline, and it’s happening now.

The event is being framed as a technical milestone - a rare move for a blockchain protocol to let its users vote on a fundamental upgrade.
But the price hasn’t moved. Not yet.

Look at the bigger picture: while ADA is making headlines for its on-chain evolution, $BTC and $ETH are getting attention for capital shifts, not protocol changes.
The contrast is clear.

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Not financial advice. DYOR.

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