AKE, STRK, and G are currently the top 3 gainers on Binance’s 24-hour contract performance leaderboard. During the morning session, first go through the order book.
AKE is up 100.12%, ranking first.
Trading volume is $441 million, and open interest has surged 125.1% over the past 24 hours—open interest and price are expanding in sync.
Funding rate is 0.0542%, with long fees paid for 1 consecutive period. The ratio of active buy/sell order book is 1.05, slightly favoring buyers. However, the large trader long/short ratio is only 0.78. Retail longs account for 35%, and the structure is clearly split between institutions and retail traders.
The relative strength indicator is 77.8, placing it in the overbought zone, though the trend indicators are still pointing upward.
STRK is up 45.24%, ranking second.
Trading volume is $162 million, and open interest has increased 119.7% over the past 24 hours. But over the last hour, open interest has turned downward by 2.6%, showing a marginal slowdown in the pace of new positions.
Funding rate is 0.005%, with long fees paid for 8 consecutive periods. The long/short ratio is 1.53; the large trader long/short ratio is 1.89, with longs clearly in control.
The relative strength indicator is 76.8 as well, also in the overbought zone.
G is up 41.42%, ranking third, but it has the largest trading volume at $733 million—the thickest liquidity among the three.
Open interest has exploded 393.5% over the past 24 hours, far outpacing the first two. However, over the last hour it has also turned down by 1.6%.
Funding rate is 0.0578%, with long fees paid for 8 consecutive periods. The relative strength indicator is 50.5, sitting in a neutral range—unlike the overbought status of the other two.
The commonality across the three coins is: in the past 24 hours, open interest has been piling up significantly, but over the last hour open interest has generally weakened (STRK and G are both negative), suggesting that the incremental capital chasing the rally is cooling at the margin.
The relative strength indicators for AKE and STRK have both already moved into the overbought zone. Historically, at such levels it’s easy to see amplified high-level volatility in the order book. A common risk for the top-gainers leaderboard is “chasing highs”: the speed of drawdowns when sentiment fades. When monitoring, focus on whether open interest and the funding rate are cooling in sync.
#合约行情 #AKE
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AKE is up 100.12%, ranking first.
Trading volume is $441 million, and open interest has surged 125.1% over the past 24 hours—open interest and price are expanding in sync.
Funding rate is 0.0542%, with long fees paid for 1 consecutive period. The ratio of active buy/sell order book is 1.05, slightly favoring buyers. However, the large trader long/short ratio is only 0.78. Retail longs account for 35%, and the structure is clearly split between institutions and retail traders.
The relative strength indicator is 77.8, placing it in the overbought zone, though the trend indicators are still pointing upward.
STRK is up 45.24%, ranking second.
Trading volume is $162 million, and open interest has increased 119.7% over the past 24 hours. But over the last hour, open interest has turned downward by 2.6%, showing a marginal slowdown in the pace of new positions.
Funding rate is 0.005%, with long fees paid for 8 consecutive periods. The long/short ratio is 1.53; the large trader long/short ratio is 1.89, with longs clearly in control.
The relative strength indicator is 76.8 as well, also in the overbought zone.
G is up 41.42%, ranking third, but it has the largest trading volume at $733 million—the thickest liquidity among the three.
Open interest has exploded 393.5% over the past 24 hours, far outpacing the first two. However, over the last hour it has also turned down by 1.6%.
Funding rate is 0.0578%, with long fees paid for 8 consecutive periods. The relative strength indicator is 50.5, sitting in a neutral range—unlike the overbought status of the other two.
The commonality across the three coins is: in the past 24 hours, open interest has been piling up significantly, but over the last hour open interest has generally weakened (STRK and G are both negative), suggesting that the incremental capital chasing the rally is cooling at the margin.
The relative strength indicators for AKE and STRK have both already moved into the overbought zone. Historically, at such levels it’s easy to see amplified high-level volatility in the order book. A common risk for the top-gainers leaderboard is “chasing highs”: the speed of drawdowns when sentiment fades. When monitoring, focus on whether open interest and the funding rate are cooling in sync.
#合约行情 #AKE
This content was assisted in generation by Claude Fable 5 and is for informational reference only. Please verify it yourself.
