60% of people shorted it, and it still rose 47%—that’s the story of AKE today.

Most people are on the side of the bears, betting that it will fall. But the price doesn’t follow the majority’s script. Instead, it surged from 0.0073 to 0.0116, climbing steadily over just 8 hours.

This situation has a name: a “short squeeze”—short sellers are forced to buy back at higher prices to cut losses. Their buying in turn pushes the price higher. The higher it goes, the more they lose; the more they lose, the more they buy—creating a stampede.

Right now, the funding rate is positive (0.034%), which means longs are paying to maintain their positions, but they’re still in the minority. Under this structure, the price itself is speaking in favor of the longs.

As for volume: today already saw 168 million in trading volume—an active move with real capital involved, not just idle fluctuations.

Watch for possible reversal signals now: if the bears close out their positions at scale, the momentum behind the stampede will fade; or if the funding rate spikes too high, longs may start arbitraging by shorting, and the direction will switch.

High volatility in the short term is still here. Don’t assume “it already jumped 47%, so there’s still room to chase,” and don’t assume “since most people are short, it must fall.” The market doesn’t owe the majority a correct outcome.

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