Looking at ETH, 75.1% of accounts are Long, painting a concerning picture of the crowd piling onto one side. šŸ¤“ This figure exceeds the 68% warning threshold, creating a large liquidity zone vulnerable to stop-loss sweeps, even though the funding rate is only slightly positive at +0.0033%/8h. Longs are willing to pay fees, and the cost of holding their positions is steadily rising.

While retail traders are clearly leaning Long, Top Traders are also 62.8% Long—a difference, but not a huge one. šŸ˜ Being crowded on one side doesn’t mean it’s wrong right away, but the 'CROWDED_LONG' flag is up, hinting that ā€œwhalesā€ could stand in the way of the Long trade.

By contrast, $ERA (-0.9135%/8h funding, OI +155.5%), MAGIC, BAT, and RLC have deeply negative funding rates. Shorts are holding losing positions and paying fees, coiling like a spring—making a short squeeze more likely if volatility hits. These two extremes are driving a divergence in the market.

Will ETH hold up against this Long-side resistance, or will the structure break? What level do you think will be decisive? Drop a comment and let’s discuss. šŸ‘‡

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(This post is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice)

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