These are the top three on the current 24-hour gainers leaderboard—pull them up directly for the people watching the order book to review.
This time, we look using a post-trade replay/audit approach: treat the 24-hour changes in open interest as signals that have already occurred over the past period, then treat the most recent 1-hour changes in open interest as the latest result, checking one by one whether each of the three coins’ signals is still continuing.
BR: 24-hour gain is 134.99%, trading volume is $631 million, the highest among the three.
Open interest over 24 hours increased by 254.5%, so the signal strength is very strong—but in the most recent 1 hour it switched to a decline of 11.8%, meaning the momentum of expansion is already slowing.
Funding rate is 0.041%. It has been paid by long positions for 8 consecutive periods. The long/short account ratio is 0.28, with only 22% of accounts being long. However, the large-account net ratio is 1.21, and the structure of account counts doesn’t fully match the structure of large-account positioning.
SYN: 24-hour gain is 74.15%, trading volume is $439 million.
Open interest over 24 hours increased by 148.7%, and the most recent 1 hour also turned downward by 4.2%, matching BR’s cooling direction.
The latest funding rate is -0.0007%. Previously it was paid by longs for 1 consecutive period. The premium rate is -0.0791%, the only one among the three that has turned negative. The long/short account ratio is 0.59, with longs making up 37% on the account side.
BULLA: 24-hour gain is 49.3%, trading volume is $262 million—the smallest volume among the three.
Open interest over 24 hours increased by 17.4%, and the expansion magnitude is clearly lower than the first two; in the most recent 1 hour it also pulled back by 9.7%.
Funding rate is 0.0202%. Longs have paid for 2 consecutive periods. The long/short account ratio is 0.97, and longs make up 49% on the account side. Structurally it is the closest to balanced. The strength indicator is 56.6, which is in the neutral range, and the super-trend line is trending upward.
The commonality among the three coins is that their 24-hour open interest is expanding sharply, but in the most recent 1 hour all three have turned to a pullback in the same direction.
This is a typical high-level turnover rhythm seen on gainers leaderboards: the expansion-phase signals appear to be weakening, and whether the move continues depends on whether subsequent open interest can switch back to increasing.
Gainers leaderboards have historically been accompanied by high-level volatility and the risk of chasing price. The above is only a replay of order-book/market data and does not constitute any trading advice.
#BR #SYN #BULLA #Contract replay
This content is generated with the assistance of Claude Fable 5 and is for informational reference only; please verify it yourself.
This time, we look using a post-trade replay/audit approach: treat the 24-hour changes in open interest as signals that have already occurred over the past period, then treat the most recent 1-hour changes in open interest as the latest result, checking one by one whether each of the three coins’ signals is still continuing.
BR: 24-hour gain is 134.99%, trading volume is $631 million, the highest among the three.
Open interest over 24 hours increased by 254.5%, so the signal strength is very strong—but in the most recent 1 hour it switched to a decline of 11.8%, meaning the momentum of expansion is already slowing.
Funding rate is 0.041%. It has been paid by long positions for 8 consecutive periods. The long/short account ratio is 0.28, with only 22% of accounts being long. However, the large-account net ratio is 1.21, and the structure of account counts doesn’t fully match the structure of large-account positioning.
SYN: 24-hour gain is 74.15%, trading volume is $439 million.
Open interest over 24 hours increased by 148.7%, and the most recent 1 hour also turned downward by 4.2%, matching BR’s cooling direction.
The latest funding rate is -0.0007%. Previously it was paid by longs for 1 consecutive period. The premium rate is -0.0791%, the only one among the three that has turned negative. The long/short account ratio is 0.59, with longs making up 37% on the account side.
BULLA: 24-hour gain is 49.3%, trading volume is $262 million—the smallest volume among the three.
Open interest over 24 hours increased by 17.4%, and the expansion magnitude is clearly lower than the first two; in the most recent 1 hour it also pulled back by 9.7%.
Funding rate is 0.0202%. Longs have paid for 2 consecutive periods. The long/short account ratio is 0.97, and longs make up 49% on the account side. Structurally it is the closest to balanced. The strength indicator is 56.6, which is in the neutral range, and the super-trend line is trending upward.
The commonality among the three coins is that their 24-hour open interest is expanding sharply, but in the most recent 1 hour all three have turned to a pullback in the same direction.
This is a typical high-level turnover rhythm seen on gainers leaderboards: the expansion-phase signals appear to be weakening, and whether the move continues depends on whether subsequent open interest can switch back to increasing.
Gainers leaderboards have historically been accompanied by high-level volatility and the risk of chasing price. The above is only a replay of order-book/market data and does not constitute any trading advice.
#BR #SYN #BULLA #Contract replay
This content is generated with the assistance of Claude Fable 5 and is for informational reference only; please verify it yourself.
