$DEXE 15 minutes down 1.39%. It doesn’t look like much, but when you combine the data, it gets interesting—the trading volume has expanded to 3 times the usual, and sell orders have an overwhelming advantage; the buy-sell ratio is 0.39. This is exactly the taste of a one-sided dumping.
As the price breaks below the lower bound of the range, the OI is still rising too—a typical “adding positions while falling” structure. The change in notional positions isn’t that big, but the abnormal percentile has reached 94.8%, the 5th highest across the whole pool. What does that imply? The newly added positions are more likely aimed at shorting, not catching the bottom.
And it has already touched its own historical extreme range. This move is either a sign of acceleration toward the bottom, or the last step before the trap. In the past 24 hours, the volume is only $16 million—it's a small pot. Once the direction is chosen, it’s easy for it to go to extremes.
I’ll just watch and do nothing, waiting for a 15-minute level volume expansion stop-fall signal before deciding.
As the price breaks below the lower bound of the range, the OI is still rising too—a typical “adding positions while falling” structure. The change in notional positions isn’t that big, but the abnormal percentile has reached 94.8%, the 5th highest across the whole pool. What does that imply? The newly added positions are more likely aimed at shorting, not catching the bottom.
And it has already touched its own historical extreme range. This move is either a sign of acceleration toward the bottom, or the last step before the trap. In the past 24 hours, the volume is only $16 million—it's a small pot. Once the direction is chosen, it’s easy for it to go to extremes.
I’ll just watch and do nothing, waiting for a 15-minute level volume expansion stop-fall signal before deciding.