The contract market’s big whales are still stubbornly holding on—SUI whales’ layer is nearly 75% positioned long, betting on upside with the long/short ratio rushing toward 3; meanwhile, the spot market has already turned. In the past three hours, large orders net outflow hit 159 million, and none of the twelve funding candles turned green—active sell orders consumed more than 70%. Spot is selling in full view, while the futures side is stubbornly “holding” all on its own.

Technical indicators are still reciting the bullish playbook: things like RSI and MACD are mildly leaning positive—everything is hindsight. Price has fallen below the 20/50 moving averages on the 15-minute chart. On the 4-hour timeframe it’s five bearish candles followed by one bullish, dropping all the way from the 0.9555 peak to 0.757. Over three days, it has given back 7%. Even the moving averages can’t be defended—so what “upside space” is there to talk about?

So at this level, don’t go long. At the current price of 0.757, look for shorts. First target is the 24-hour low at 0.743; if that breaks, look below 0.72.

The risk is leverage capital moving against the trend: as soon as spot large orders switch to net inflows and the price reclaims the area above 0.78 and recaptures the moving averages, this thesis is invalidated, and short positions should exit immediately.

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