Will BR become the next “Yao Coin”? First, let’s have a look🈳
​BR Price Trend Analysis
Currently, BR shows an extremely strong upward posture. The price is around $0.269, with a daily gain of over 8%, and today (August 14) it has strongly pushed to a new historical high (ATH) near $0.27. From contract open interest data, after August 10, BR’s total contract open interest value and number of contracts show a burst-like vertical surge: open interest rose rapidly from over 40 million to more than 119 million. This typical “rising volume and rising price” pattern indicates a large amount of incremental capital is entering the market in a concentrated manner, and the long-side trend is extremely strong.

​Latest Developments in the Order Book
The most crucial point of contention in the current market is the divergence in the large-holder long/short ratio data. On the night of August 12, the proportion of empty/short accounts temporarily reached as high as 64.45%, and the long/short ratio was only 0.55. While the price keeps pushing higher and breaking new highs, the market is simultaneously densely positioning shorts. Coupled with the massive increase in open interest, this is a very standard “short squeeze” (Short Squeeze) formation. The main funds are using the liquidity of the exploding short positions to drive the coin’s price higher. In addition, as a protocol that provides liquidity for re-staking assets such as Ethereum and Bitcoin, BR’s narrative also aligns with the preferences of on-chain capital in recent times.

​My Personal View and Expectations
In the short-term battle, as long as open interest has not seen a cliff-like drop and shorts have not been fully cleared, short-squeeze conditions often continue to sustain a strong trend. The risk of trying to guess the top on the left side and shorting is extremely high. However, from the mid-to-long term fundamentals, BR currently has a circulating rate of only about 30%, and its fully diluted valuation (FDV) is already $271 million. Once sentiment cools off or funds complete their short-squeeze objectives and begin taking profits, it could easily trigger a sharp downward “needle” dip and consolidation shakeout. Operationally, the recommendation is to follow the trend and never stubbornly hold a short position against the market. Pay close attention to position sizing and stop-loss management.
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