$ALICE Trading position value surged 5.84% in an hour, yet the active buy/sell ratio is only 0.958—while the price is up 2.77%, and it looks like the order executions lean more toward the sell side. This kind of rally feels a bit awkward!
In the last 24h, it’s up 11.364% to 0.1668, still below the 24h high of 0.1746. The 1-hour trading value is 1.38x the 24h hourly average; positions stack up in sync, and the increase in both price and volume looks like a fresh entry being pushed forward. But the active buy/sell ratio hasn’t reached 1, and it’s only 1.048 within 15 minutes—buyers haven’t really followed through.
Despite adding positions, there doesn’t seem to be anyone actively sweeping the market; it looks more like a passive price lift than a broad, coordinated relay. To confirm the strength continues, it needs to first hold above the 24h high of 0.1746. If it falls back below 0.1623 from one hour ago, then the “new entry pushing” narrative wouldn’t hold.
#ALICE
In the last 24h, it’s up 11.364% to 0.1668, still below the 24h high of 0.1746. The 1-hour trading value is 1.38x the 24h hourly average; positions stack up in sync, and the increase in both price and volume looks like a fresh entry being pushed forward. But the active buy/sell ratio hasn’t reached 1, and it’s only 1.048 within 15 minutes—buyers haven’t really followed through.
Despite adding positions, there doesn’t seem to be anyone actively sweeping the market; it looks more like a passive price lift than a broad, coordinated relay. To confirm the strength continues, it needs to first hold above the 24h high of 0.1746. If it falls back below 0.1623 from one hour ago, then the “new entry pushing” narrative wouldn’t hold.
#ALICE
