Strong liquidation and collision radar
For data like this—first see who is being forced out of the market.
$NEAR : There are more short-position liquidations; it feels more like a short position was hit (shorts got squeezed). Don’t chase the first move right away—only when a pullback can be held does it show that someone is continuing to step in.
$BR : The positions that were liquidated were mainly short; the higher the share of forced liquidation, the easier it is for an upside push to be cleared and amplified.
$SYN : Short liquidations dominate in amount; short-covering orders have already become part of the trades in that segment.
After liquidation ends, there are still active buy orders—only then can the price continue to be driven higher and sustain momentum.
For data like this—first see who is being forced out of the market.
$NEAR : There are more short-position liquidations; it feels more like a short position was hit (shorts got squeezed). Don’t chase the first move right away—only when a pullback can be held does it show that someone is continuing to step in.
$BR : The positions that were liquidated were mainly short; the higher the share of forced liquidation, the easier it is for an upside push to be cleared and amplified.
$SYN : Short liquidations dominate in amount; short-covering orders have already become part of the trades in that segment.
After liquidation ends, there are still active buy orders—only then can the price continue to be driven higher and sustain momentum.
