$ORDI This is kind of interesting.
In 15m, it directly jumped 1.52%. Volume reached 8.21x; OI in one hour was +2.83%, with nominal inflows of 477k U. Price rose and positions rose—this is a typical leveraged long entering, not that kind of “short covering” fire.
Anomaly percentile is 100%, ranked first in the whole pool. Passive execution spread is -43.9% (active trades are worse by 43.9%); buy/sell ratio is 2.57. The funding rate is high in that segment, and the same behavior has continued across several consecutive cycles. At the close, it also broke above the top edge of the last 20 or so 5m candles.
In 24h, turnover is only 10.36M, so the float isn’t big—once OI moves, it’s easy to generate volatility.
No signal-pushing—just recording it. In this kind of structure, it either keeps squeezing, or it’s a lesson for the people chasing longs. Judge for yourself.
In 15m, it directly jumped 1.52%. Volume reached 8.21x; OI in one hour was +2.83%, with nominal inflows of 477k U. Price rose and positions rose—this is a typical leveraged long entering, not that kind of “short covering” fire.
Anomaly percentile is 100%, ranked first in the whole pool. Passive execution spread is -43.9% (active trades are worse by 43.9%); buy/sell ratio is 2.57. The funding rate is high in that segment, and the same behavior has continued across several consecutive cycles. At the close, it also broke above the top edge of the last 20 or so 5m candles.
In 24h, turnover is only 10.36M, so the float isn’t big—once OI moves, it’s easy to generate volatility.
No signal-pushing—just recording it. In this kind of structure, it either keeps squeezing, or it’s a lesson for the people chasing longs. Judge for yourself.