$BTW 1,47 — Nearly 3/4 of accounts are short, yet the long side is the one paying funding.
The 1H timeframe inched up 1.45–1.49 from midday, pressing right up against yesterday’s high, while the daily timeframe is still standing upright.
Nine days from 0.90 to 1.49, but the path is very choppy: on 26/9 it dropped from 1.38 to 0.75 within the day, on 28/9 from 1.45 to 0.88, and on 30/9 from 1.43 to 1.0. Funding is hovering around 0.03–0.04% every 8 hours.
Accounts are leaning short, but positive funding shows that long positions are gaining ground. With this kind of setup, each sweep is deep.
Above: 1.49, yesterday’s peak.
Below: 1.45 then 1.40. If 1.40 breaks, look at 1.25.
1.49 — breakout, or just another long upper wick?
Personal observation only, not a recommendation. 1% risk—there’s always a stop point.
#BTW $BTW
The 1H timeframe inched up 1.45–1.49 from midday, pressing right up against yesterday’s high, while the daily timeframe is still standing upright.
Nine days from 0.90 to 1.49, but the path is very choppy: on 26/9 it dropped from 1.38 to 0.75 within the day, on 28/9 from 1.45 to 0.88, and on 30/9 from 1.43 to 1.0. Funding is hovering around 0.03–0.04% every 8 hours.
Accounts are leaning short, but positive funding shows that long positions are gaining ground. With this kind of setup, each sweep is deep.
Above: 1.49, yesterday’s peak.
Below: 1.45 then 1.40. If 1.40 breaks, look at 1.25.
1.49 — breakout, or just another long upper wick?
Personal observation only, not a recommendation. 1% risk—there’s always a stop point.
#BTW $BTW
