Watching the dazzling green numbers on your screen, many people begin suffering from severe “overshoot/stop-hunting anxiety” again.
But remember: in the contract market of liquidity hunting, every coin that gets placed on the top gains leaderboard page is the chips being clearly marked by the main players. Carefully verify the underlying contract trading volume and funding rate, and you’ll find this is absolutely not a broad-based rally—it’s a capital-shifting scheme with each party looking out for their own interests:
1. $AIN :Up more than 91.48% in a single day—yet the longs are getting “bled second by second”?
Market anomalies: the latest price is 0.04590, with a surge of +91.48%. Contract trading volume has exploded to an astonishing 417 million, but the funding rate has already been pushed into a dangerous zone at +0.16284%.
Blind spots of most people:
Most people see the 400-million trade volume and get fired up, thinking a new AI-sector “leader” has been born;
but they ignore that longs have to bear as much as a 0.16% heavy holding tax every 8 hours. With this kind of rate, once the main players just move sideways briefly, retail longs get crushed by their own funding costs, triggering a chain-reaction stampede. Is a 90% rally a real breakout—or is the main player using the entire network’s traffic to finish the final distribution above 0.045?