Long-to-short ratio at 60.5% vs 39.5%—most people are shorting… and then they got squeezed.
Today, LOBSTER rose from 0.025 to 0.048, an increase of over 61%.
But the more interesting part isn’t the percentage gain—it’s this long/short structure:
Over 60% of people are shorting, yet it ends up turning them into the ones who get carried along.
Let’s review the candlesticks:
In the past 8 candles, the overall trend has been upward.
The trading volume suddenly doubled on the 6th candle (398M),
while the 7th and 8th candles continued to expand in volume.
This kind of move—"the more shorts there are, the harder it climbs"—has a name: Short Squeeze.
The more the shorts get trapped, the more they need to close their positions with stop-loss buys.
The more buying happens, the higher the price goes—then it traps even more shorts, in a loop.
The funding rate is 0.00169%, which is still relatively normal and on the low side,
meaning longs haven’t yet turned into outright mania chasing the price.
But with open interest at 670 million, it’s not just small-scale action.
Now that the price has pulled back to 0.0427,
has the short side been fully flushed out?
Let’s see whether the trading volume can continue to provide support next.
$LOBSTER #空头挤压 #61% rockets up
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Today, LOBSTER rose from 0.025 to 0.048, an increase of over 61%.
But the more interesting part isn’t the percentage gain—it’s this long/short structure:
Over 60% of people are shorting, yet it ends up turning them into the ones who get carried along.
Let’s review the candlesticks:
In the past 8 candles, the overall trend has been upward.
The trading volume suddenly doubled on the 6th candle (398M),
while the 7th and 8th candles continued to expand in volume.
This kind of move—"the more shorts there are, the harder it climbs"—has a name: Short Squeeze.
The more the shorts get trapped, the more they need to close their positions with stop-loss buys.
The more buying happens, the higher the price goes—then it traps even more shorts, in a loop.
The funding rate is 0.00169%, which is still relatively normal and on the low side,
meaning longs haven’t yet turned into outright mania chasing the price.
But with open interest at 670 million, it’s not just small-scale action.
Now that the price has pulled back to 0.0427,
has the short side been fully flushed out?
Let’s see whether the trading volume can continue to provide support next.
$LOBSTER #空头挤压 #61% rockets up
Click the small card below to quickly view the market👇
