$XRP This spot is a bit interesting.
When the price is hammered down, OI actually keeps rising—15m nominal +0.02%, and the anomaly percentile jumps straight to 94%, with the whole pool ranking down at #41. In plain language: this isn’t long-siders bailing out; it’s new shorts piling in.
Aggressive/active trades are down -22.9%, the buy-sell ratio is 0.63, and there’s a clear bias toward sell pressure. On the 5m timeframe, Binance liquidation proxies for 304K USDT were clustered and dumped—shorts are stepping on the gas and entering.
But honestly, it’s like this for multiple consecutive cycles: the price drops, but not decisively (15m is only -0.73%). So I want to ask—do shorts really think they’ve got this locked?
We’re close to historical extreme territory. The would-be short chasers and the bottom-catchers are probably about to start a fight. I’ll stand by and watch—whoever wins, we’ll see.
When the price is hammered down, OI actually keeps rising—15m nominal +0.02%, and the anomaly percentile jumps straight to 94%, with the whole pool ranking down at #41. In plain language: this isn’t long-siders bailing out; it’s new shorts piling in.
Aggressive/active trades are down -22.9%, the buy-sell ratio is 0.63, and there’s a clear bias toward sell pressure. On the 5m timeframe, Binance liquidation proxies for 304K USDT were clustered and dumped—shorts are stepping on the gas and entering.
But honestly, it’s like this for multiple consecutive cycles: the price drops, but not decisively (15m is only -0.73%). So I want to ask—do shorts really think they’ve got this locked?
We’re close to historical extreme territory. The would-be short chasers and the bottom-catchers are probably about to start a fight. I’ll stand by and watch—whoever wins, we’ll see.