$AKE Normally the funding rate changes every hour—staying negative, basically for two purposes. First, to force a short squeeze and give short sellers a fatal blow, discouraging others from shorting. Second, it’s meant to attract a large number of retail traders, making them think going long allows them to profit from the funding fees. They’re about to start laying the trap. Remember this: once the timing changes from 8 hours or 4 hours down to 1 hour, and it’s still extremely negative funding, don’t enter to take the bag. Because they can deliver a fatal hit to shorts at any moment, with a probability of rallying several hundred points, instantly going to zero—leaving you no time to close your position. They can just casually put out an announcement saying the hackers attacked.
$ETH The bill passed and it skyrocketed too; if it didn’t pass, it would still skyrocket. Today, no matter what, it will skyrocket to 2300-2200. Next, it will skyrocket further to 1900-1600. So, the good times are still ahead. It’ll blow up you guys short-sellers.
$CVC just blindly go long is enough, next is lsk, buy the spot on the dip. Don’t be afraid—when a pig stands on the wind, it can still take off. Why can’t you? Are you heavier than the pig, or dumber than the pig? No, my retail traders—you’re lighter than the pig, and smarter than the pig. Don’t use short-selling as fuel,
$LSK Now I can see this square clearly: you go long yourself, let others go short; you go short yourself, let others go long. Hahaha. “If I don’t go to hell, who will? For me, it means: if you can go down, then go.”
$LSK In one day, it surged 1800 points. The first time I’ve ever seen something like this—it even topped so many exchanges, more terrifying than Dogecoin’s rally in 2021. Dogecoin was a slow burn to the top: first a gradual rise, then a breakout, then it moved sideways while surging, and when it finally rallied, it was more of a pull. But here, you directly forced the rally by hard-pulling. These bears who were betting against it, their role is absolutely indispensable. This is definitely a legend in the history of cryptocurrency.
$COLLECT Don’t just keep connecting random orders too much—there are too many short positions from the big player. There’s no counterparty order book to match, so they can’t close them out. That’s why they pushed the price up to let you open long positions so they can profit and exit. Otherwise, why would there be so many shorts sitting at the bottom that are already profitable, yet they don’t close? The drop was clearly too harsh, profits are too high, and retail investors don’t even dare to take the orders. Even if the big player wants to close positions, they can’t.