33% price increase, but there are actually more short sellers—this divergence is kind of interesting.

Today, MUBARAK is up 33.14%, spiking to $0.02882 before pulling back to $0.02812. Volume is 68.80 million USDT—not small.

But look at the long/short ratio: 47% are going long vs 53% going short. With the price surging, the shorts haven’t retreated; they’ve instead gained a slight edge. What does that mean? Either everyone thinks it has already run too far and will retrace, or... someone is quietly accumulating, keeping the shorts holding the line.

The funding rate is only 0.005%, almost neutral, suggesting leverage isn’t extremely excessive. The candlesticks show short-term consolidation and range trading; it hasn’t cleanly broken the previous high.

This kind of situation—“rising, yet being viewed as bearish”—often points to two possibilities: either shorts get squeezed and accelerated upward, or longs run out of steam and pull back. I lean toward first observing how price reacts around the $0.02880 resistance level.

$MUBARAK #短 squeez squeeze battle #33%
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