$LDO In the next 15m, it pulled directly and jumped 2.42%, the spike reached 3.11x, Z value 3.85, and the close broke above the upper edge of the recent 20 five-minute candle range. This isn’t one of those fake breakouts with no volume—active trading volume is up 8%, the buy/sell ratio is 1.17, and OI is rising in sync.

The structure is a bit different from the previous kind of pump-and-dump. On the 1h timeframe, the OI nominal value is still positive; for the 15m contract it’s +0.28%, nominal 416K. What’s interesting is that the abnormal percentile for OI has already climbed to 99%—the whole pool abnormal is at #4, and it’s been continuing for several consecutive periods. 24h trading volume is 31.79M; with this scale, it ranks around #34 for nominal changes across the whole pool. That’s enough to see.

But overall on the 1h timeframe, OI is still -1.37%, which suggests old positions are being reduced—only to be picked up by new long buyers. Whether this is truly new leveraged longs coming in with real money, or whether the shorts just covered and pushed this move and then it’s over, we’ll know in the next hour.

For now, mark it down—don’t rush to chase.