Looking at DOGE, 76.4% of accounts are Long. A number high enough to show the crowd’s over-optimism. 😐

When the Long ratio exceeds 68%, that zone becomes “bait” for the Market Maker. When the crowd crowds into one side, the stop-losses are packed together—just one candle snapping downward can sweep liquidity to match the corresponding orders. DOGE, ETH, and SUI are all currently Crowded Long with positive funding, meaning the Long side is paying money just to hold positions. 🧮

What I find a bit questionable is XRP and BNB. Retail Long is at 73.4% and 70.4%, but Top Traders only hold 62.6% and 61.5%. When the “whales” aren’t as excited as the “small fish,” I usually start questioning how durable the trend is. Meanwhile, $ACE l has funding of -0.1435%—the Short side is paying, so a short squeeze could push the price up unexpectedly. 📐

Let me repeat: being crowded doesn’t mean it’s immediately wrong, but the risk of getting “picked clean” (liquidated) is extremely high. I prefer standing where fewer people are. 👀

Are you holding Long or looking to Short these coins? Comment your position so I can check. 🤓

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(NFA - I’m only sharing my personal viewpoint)

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🌐 EN: High long ratio on DOGE (76.4%) and others signals crowded trades, increasing the risk of a liquidity sweep. ACE looks primed for a short squeeze due to negative funding. I'm leaning towards caution on longs for most assets.