ENA up 9.3% and the long/short ratio is 1.68 — the highest I've seen in today's top movers. When 63% of traders are positioned long AND price is still climbing, you have to ask: who's providing the exit liquidity?

📊 The Picture:
Price at $0.1663, above the full MA stack: SMA7 (4H) at $0.1659, SMA25 (4H) at $0.1572, SMA25 (1D) at $0.1291, SMA99 (1D) at $0.0959. RSI 4H at 60 — perfectly balanced, not overbought, not oversold. Daily RSI at 65.5 with clean momentum. MACD histogram expanding on both timeframes (+0.0006 on 4H, +0.0035 on 1D). Volume ratio at 0.46 — this is the weak spot, very low participation.

⚡ Why This Trade:
The setup is technically clean with RSI in the Goldilocks zone (not too hot, not too cold). The risk is that low volume (0.46x) combined with extreme long positioning (1.68 L/S ratio) creates a fragile rally. If a whale decides to take profits, the cascade could be sharp. But as long as SMA7 (4H) at $0.1659 holds, the structure remains bullish.

🎯 The Plan:
• Entry: $0.1630 – $0.1696
• Stop Loss: $0.1532 (below SMA25 4H — structural invalidation)
• TP1: $0.1730 (+3%)
• TP2: $0.1796 (+8%)
• TP3: $0.1863 (+12%)
• Risk/Reward: 0.5

Size accordingly — the crowded long positioning means volatility risk is elevated in both directions.

🤔 1.68 long/short ratio on ENA — conviction or complacency? Are you adding longs here or watching from the sidelines? 👇

#ENA #Ethena #DYOR

⚠️ Not financial advice. Crypto is volatile. Always DYOR and manage risk. Past performance ≠ future results.