$ERA This one is a bit interesting.
At 3:00 a.m., the 15-minute timeframe surged nearly 2% in about 15 minutes, and the trading volume immediately hit more than twice the usual level. But strangely, the OI didn’t follow—15-minute futures positions are still shrinking, while total notional open interest is rising.
It looks more like shorts are running, not new longs are chasing.
The aggressive trading volume difference is up 23.7%, the buy-to-sell ratio is 1.62, and buy orders are clearly压着 (pressing down on) sell orders. Price broke above the upper boundary of the box from the most recent ~20 5m candlesticks—this likely marks a structural short-covering rebound alongside a resonance with buying flow.
It ranks third on the pool’s abnormal list, and the OI abnormal percentile is 92.3%. Whether it’s the positioning or the capital flow, it really deserves attention.
However, liquidity is thin late at night—whether this kind of impulse can carry over into daytime is the key.
At 3:00 a.m., the 15-minute timeframe surged nearly 2% in about 15 minutes, and the trading volume immediately hit more than twice the usual level. But strangely, the OI didn’t follow—15-minute futures positions are still shrinking, while total notional open interest is rising.
It looks more like shorts are running, not new longs are chasing.
The aggressive trading volume difference is up 23.7%, the buy-to-sell ratio is 1.62, and buy orders are clearly压着 (pressing down on) sell orders. Price broke above the upper boundary of the box from the most recent ~20 5m candlesticks—this likely marks a structural short-covering rebound alongside a resonance with buying flow.
It ranks third on the pool’s abnormal list, and the OI abnormal percentile is 92.3%. Whether it’s the positioning or the capital flow, it really deserves attention.
However, liquidity is thin late at night—whether this kind of impulse can carry over into daytime is the key.