LOL, I came across a recap saying "the shorts were educated yesterday" because short liquidations were twice as much as long liquidations. I was thinking: shorts got liquidated for 164.9M, longs for 80.9M. So just because shorts lost more badly, that means the longs won? That logic is like judging who won by seeing who got beaten up worse. Look at ARB funding rate still at -0.0025%, still negative, yet the price rose 5.62%. Shorts are still adding to positions while the funding rate is negative. Data doesn't lie; people do. When this batch of people gets dragged back to around 0.21, let's see who still wants to talk tough.