I just took a quick look at the data—there’s something here.

$BTC is trending #1 on the hot search; that’s not surprising for that position. But I noticed a signal: the contract open interest has been rising for three straight days. Trading volume is expanding, but the price isn’t keeping up. In this kind of setup, either the main players are distributing (selling), or they’re building up for a big move. I didn’t dare hold a short position myself; I set the stop-loss at 68500 in case I get swept. The volatility here is brutal—don’t go heavy on either side.

$PENGU The move last week buried a few guys in my group. There’s definitely hype—MEME coins can fly when the sentiment kicks in, and anyone can. But would I touch it? No. Coins without fundamental support come fast and go even faster. I’ve seen too many stories of people chasing and getting trapped.

On the other hand, Ondo is worth mentioning. The RWA track is a logic that institutions recognize. After OKX Jumpstart, Binance also listed related contracts—liquidity isn’t an issue. If the technicals pull back to around 0.5 and stabilize, I think there’s a chance to try a small position. What’s the difference? One is driven by community sentiment; the other is driven by sector logic.

Can the long side still hold on? How long can the shorts stay compressed this time?

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⚠️ Personal opinion only; not investment advice.