Strong Liquidation and Reverse-Impact Radar
For data like this, first see who is being forced out.
When both longs and shorts see strong liquidations together—like $SOON —first check who is willing to re-enter after the volatility release is over.
$GRASS shows that what gets cleared mainly is long positions. The higher the proportion of liquidation in the executed volume, the more directly it impacts the price movement during that segment.
$0G Short positions get knocked out first. Don’t chase too aggressively in the first leg; the key is whether there’s new buy-side demand afterward.
This set of strong liquidations isn’t uniform in direction. After you go coin by coin and confirm clearly, see who still has the follow-through power.
For data like this, first see who is being forced out.
When both longs and shorts see strong liquidations together—like $SOON —first check who is willing to re-enter after the volatility release is over.
$GRASS shows that what gets cleared mainly is long positions. The higher the proportion of liquidation in the executed volume, the more directly it impacts the price movement during that segment.
$0G Short positions get knocked out first. Don’t chase too aggressively in the first leg; the key is whether there’s new buy-side demand afterward.
This set of strong liquidations isn’t uniform in direction. After you go coin by coin and confirm clearly, see who still has the follow-through power.
