$AKE
In the past 24 hours, it’s up 87.3%. The price has surged from the lowest 0.0076 up to around 0.044859, and is now pulling back to around 0.0165.
Funding rate is showing -0.153%, with shorts paying and still hard-holding. Yet open interest is up 151.4%. This kind of combination is the most likely to lead to an increasingly fierce squeeze.
Total volume is 909 million. The volume growth matches the percentage increase—this isn’t a pulse with no volume.
$T
Up 39.2%, funding rate -0.507%, even more extreme than AKE’s short paying pressure.
Open interest is up 529.3%, and it surged in a short time rather than being built up slowly. At times like this, the order book can become very sensitive.
$BULLA
Up 48.8%. Funding rate is still positive. Open interest is up 52.3%, which is a bit different from the first two—it feels more like longs are adding positions normally, rather than shorts being forced down and squeezed.
Among the three, AKE and T’s negative funding-rate structure is the most worth taking a closer look. The tighter the shorts are pressed, the more likely they’ll be forced out later, triggering a move.
In the remaining names: MUBARAK is up 34.3%, BTW up 34.1%, CLO up 32.4%, EGLD up 30.4%, MAGMA up 24.7%, KITE up 17.8%, SNOW up 16.5%. The heat is spread out, but none have fallen far behind.
On the downside: BTR is down 49.5%, CYS down 21.3%, STAR down 20.5%. Among them, BTR and STAR’s open interest is clearly contracting, as if capital is exiting.
The current squeeze candidates are mainly focused on AKE and T. Both shorts’ funding costs have already reached relatively extreme levels. The longer this structure lasts, the more violent the breakout often becomes.
At 6 a.m. this morning, the movements in these order books are worth watching for follow-through.
$AKE $T $BULLA #合约市场 # Squeeze signal
Live trading disclosure: This account currently holds long positions in FOGO; the related views align with the actual positions.
This content is assisted-generated by Claude Fable 5 and is for informational reference only—please verify it yourself.
In the past 24 hours, it’s up 87.3%. The price has surged from the lowest 0.0076 up to around 0.044859, and is now pulling back to around 0.0165.
Funding rate is showing -0.153%, with shorts paying and still hard-holding. Yet open interest is up 151.4%. This kind of combination is the most likely to lead to an increasingly fierce squeeze.
Total volume is 909 million. The volume growth matches the percentage increase—this isn’t a pulse with no volume.
$T
Up 39.2%, funding rate -0.507%, even more extreme than AKE’s short paying pressure.
Open interest is up 529.3%, and it surged in a short time rather than being built up slowly. At times like this, the order book can become very sensitive.
$BULLA
Up 48.8%. Funding rate is still positive. Open interest is up 52.3%, which is a bit different from the first two—it feels more like longs are adding positions normally, rather than shorts being forced down and squeezed.
Among the three, AKE and T’s negative funding-rate structure is the most worth taking a closer look. The tighter the shorts are pressed, the more likely they’ll be forced out later, triggering a move.
In the remaining names: MUBARAK is up 34.3%, BTW up 34.1%, CLO up 32.4%, EGLD up 30.4%, MAGMA up 24.7%, KITE up 17.8%, SNOW up 16.5%. The heat is spread out, but none have fallen far behind.
On the downside: BTR is down 49.5%, CYS down 21.3%, STAR down 20.5%. Among them, BTR and STAR’s open interest is clearly contracting, as if capital is exiting.
The current squeeze candidates are mainly focused on AKE and T. Both shorts’ funding costs have already reached relatively extreme levels. The longer this structure lasts, the more violent the breakout often becomes.
At 6 a.m. this morning, the movements in these order books are worth watching for follow-through.
$AKE $T $BULLA #合约市场 # Squeeze signal
Live trading disclosure: This account currently holds long positions in FOGO; the related views align with the actual positions.
This content is assisted-generated by Claude Fable 5 and is for informational reference only—please verify it yourself.
