TUT It fell 21% in just four hours—starting from 0.083 and dropping all the way to 0.0566 in one go. But here’s the strange part: the harder it drops, the more aggressively spot’s large orders are flowing in. This isn’t unloading—it’s someone taking the opportunity to pick up a bargain.
In the three hours of spot trading, there was a net inflow across 12 full candlesticks, all positive. In the 15-minute window, there was a net inflow of 4.24 million in large orders. Yet in the mid-term, there was actually a net outflow of 1.06 million—so the ones cutting losses are retail traders, while big money is catching at the lows. The bid-side order book is about twice as thick as the ask. Around 0.0566, there’s support everywhere.
Look at the futures and you’ll get it: over seven hours, the value of open positions shrank by 22.86%, and the funding/fees are still sitting on the positive side—this sharp drop is a liquidation of leveraged longs, not the main players abandoning the market. When longs get squeezed out, the chips actually loosen up.
The activity level of whale accounts is up nearly 30%, and the share of long accounts is still held at 52.5%. In the community over the past 24 hours, there are 181 bullish posts versus 12 bearish ones—this sell-off didn’t smash the crowd.
My stance: long. As long as 0.0566 doesn’t break, that’s the boarding point. The first target is to refill at 0.07; once it holds, then watch for 0.08. If it breaks below 0.0566 and spot’s large orders flip to net outflow, it means the buyers failed—my view will immediately reverse to bearish. This coin can move 20% in a day; remember to manage your position size. #tut $TUT
In the three hours of spot trading, there was a net inflow across 12 full candlesticks, all positive. In the 15-minute window, there was a net inflow of 4.24 million in large orders. Yet in the mid-term, there was actually a net outflow of 1.06 million—so the ones cutting losses are retail traders, while big money is catching at the lows. The bid-side order book is about twice as thick as the ask. Around 0.0566, there’s support everywhere.
Look at the futures and you’ll get it: over seven hours, the value of open positions shrank by 22.86%, and the funding/fees are still sitting on the positive side—this sharp drop is a liquidation of leveraged longs, not the main players abandoning the market. When longs get squeezed out, the chips actually loosen up.
The activity level of whale accounts is up nearly 30%, and the share of long accounts is still held at 52.5%. In the community over the past 24 hours, there are 181 bullish posts versus 12 bearish ones—this sell-off didn’t smash the crowd.
My stance: long. As long as 0.0566 doesn’t break, that’s the boarding point. The first target is to refill at 0.07; once it holds, then watch for 0.08. If it breaks below 0.0566 and spot’s large orders flip to net outflow, it means the buyers failed—my view will immediately reverse to bearish. This coin can move 20% in a day; remember to manage your position size. #tut $TUT
