Down 8%, but whales are bullish? Does this setup look familiar? $ENA is currently at 0.2262, down 8.35% over 24h, with trading volume of 38 million USDT—not much. But the whale long/short ratio is 1.9079, well above the 1.2 bullish threshold, and the funding rate is positive at +0.0050%, meaning longs are paying. It feels counterintuitive to me: with the price hugging the lower end of 0.22, the whales haven’t pulled out. I’m choosing to sit on the sidelines rather than join the shorts. $ENA is trading in a 0.22–0.2477 range, and it’s near the bottom now. Pick one: are you buying the dip and betting on a rebound, or waiting for it to break below 0.22 before taking another look?