$DOS: This drop makes me more interested in whether the bulls will panic first.
The price fell from 0.2892 to 0.2450, down 10.7%.
It looks weak.
But I noticed one detail:
The large-holders’ long/short positions ratio is 1.26.
Leaning toward the long side.
Normally, when price drops like this, big players would have already reduced their long positions.
But they haven’t.
The funding rate is -0.016%. A negative value means shorts are continuously paying, so the cost of shorting isn’t low.
Now ask yourself this:
If the large holders are right, at what level would the smaller traders’ short positions be forced to close?
That level is the real point worth watching.
I’m only watching 0.2417.
Hold it and we’ll talk; if it breaks, then we’ll look again.
Don’t predict—wait for the market to give a signal.
What do you think about this level?
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The price fell from 0.2892 to 0.2450, down 10.7%.
It looks weak.
But I noticed one detail:
The large-holders’ long/short positions ratio is 1.26.
Leaning toward the long side.
Normally, when price drops like this, big players would have already reduced their long positions.
But they haven’t.
The funding rate is -0.016%. A negative value means shorts are continuously paying, so the cost of shorting isn’t low.
Now ask yourself this:
If the large holders are right, at what level would the smaller traders’ short positions be forced to close?
That level is the real point worth watching.
I’m only watching 0.2417.
Hold it and we’ll talk; if it breaks, then we’ll look again.
Don’t predict—wait for the market to give a signal.
What do you think about this level?
Click the small card below to quickly check the market👇