Clearly, the funds are squeezing into a few high-volume names—not a “rain-and-sprouts” even, broad-based rally.
$MUBARAK is up 79.3%, with open interest surging 164.5% within an hour. This isn’t the pace of slow, incremental adding.
The funding rate is still positive at 0.043%. Shorts are holding on to the fees hard. This kind of order-book structure is the easiest to get squeezed a bit.
Trading volume reached 766 million, and volume and price are expanding in sync—this isn’t a pulse-style spike without volume.
$MARSCOIN is up 35.7%, with open interest flowing in up 37.9%. The long/short ratio is just over 1—fairly balanced—but nearly all the active buy orders are on the buyer’s side.
This combination of volume supporting new highs is worth taking a closer look at.
$DRIFT is up 35.4%, with open interest exploding 69.4%. The long/short ratio is now 1.91. Retail is chasing longs, but the structure hasn’t gone to extremes yet.
Active buy/sell order flow is close to 0.94, with a clear advantage on the buy side.
Overall, the atmosphere is funds huddling into a small number of high-volatility names. The common thread among the top three is that open interest surged sharply in a short time. Keep an eye on $MUBARAK —whether this squeeze can continue.
The gains for 4th to 10th are also not small: CHR up 29%, FOLKS up 28.2%, KERNEL up 27.2%, BCH up 26.7%, BROCCOLI714 up 25.6%, and USELESS and MINA both up 22.7%.
On the downside, the top performer is the biggest drop: the lobster is down 44.8% the most sharply. While ONE is down 24.5%, the funding rate turns negative to -0.396%—on this side, the shorts are actually the ones holding the money.
For $MUBARAK , the combination of funding rate and open interest is currently the most typical “short-squeeze” candidate structure for this cycle. The longer it drags without dipping back, the more likely something will happen later.
#合约市场 # short-squeeze watch
$MUBARAK $MARSCOIN $DRIFT
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$MUBARAK is up 79.3%, with open interest surging 164.5% within an hour. This isn’t the pace of slow, incremental adding.
The funding rate is still positive at 0.043%. Shorts are holding on to the fees hard. This kind of order-book structure is the easiest to get squeezed a bit.
Trading volume reached 766 million, and volume and price are expanding in sync—this isn’t a pulse-style spike without volume.
$MARSCOIN is up 35.7%, with open interest flowing in up 37.9%. The long/short ratio is just over 1—fairly balanced—but nearly all the active buy orders are on the buyer’s side.
This combination of volume supporting new highs is worth taking a closer look at.
$DRIFT is up 35.4%, with open interest exploding 69.4%. The long/short ratio is now 1.91. Retail is chasing longs, but the structure hasn’t gone to extremes yet.
Active buy/sell order flow is close to 0.94, with a clear advantage on the buy side.
Overall, the atmosphere is funds huddling into a small number of high-volatility names. The common thread among the top three is that open interest surged sharply in a short time. Keep an eye on $MUBARAK —whether this squeeze can continue.
The gains for 4th to 10th are also not small: CHR up 29%, FOLKS up 28.2%, KERNEL up 27.2%, BCH up 26.7%, BROCCOLI714 up 25.6%, and USELESS and MINA both up 22.7%.
On the downside, the top performer is the biggest drop: the lobster is down 44.8% the most sharply. While ONE is down 24.5%, the funding rate turns negative to -0.396%—on this side, the shorts are actually the ones holding the money.
For $MUBARAK , the combination of funding rate and open interest is currently the most typical “short-squeeze” candidate structure for this cycle. The longer it drags without dipping back, the more likely something will happen later.
#合约市场 # short-squeeze watch
$MUBARAK $MARSCOIN $DRIFT
This content is generated with assistance from Claude Fable 5 for reference only. Please verify it yourself.
