$AIN The expected pullback has played out, and the first liquidation level for the long positions mentioned earlier, 0.24, has been breached.
Many people may be thinking of buying the dip and betting on a rebound at this point. Don't rush.
There are still three clusters of long liquidation levels: 0.21, 0.18, and 0.16.
If the market maker wants to shake people out, it won't be that simple; they'll put the bulls through the wringer. Don't try to catch a falling knife just yet.
Image 1 shows the long liquidation data from just now; image 2 shows the three long-position clusters; image 3 shows whale positions: You can see that the market maker's cost basis is definitely far below 0.06. Many whales have short positions at 0.09, worth $6 million. These are all targets the market maker wants to wipe out.
Which of the three clusters—0.21, 0.18, or 0.16—will break? I don't know either.
If these three levels hold, that will be the signal to go long again.
Remember, $AIN is now DWF's playground; they'll pump or dump shamelessly, so keep a close eye on it.
Many people may be thinking of buying the dip and betting on a rebound at this point. Don't rush.
There are still three clusters of long liquidation levels: 0.21, 0.18, and 0.16.
If the market maker wants to shake people out, it won't be that simple; they'll put the bulls through the wringer. Don't try to catch a falling knife just yet.
Image 1 shows the long liquidation data from just now; image 2 shows the three long-position clusters; image 3 shows whale positions: You can see that the market maker's cost basis is definitely far below 0.06. Many whales have short positions at 0.09, worth $6 million. These are all targets the market maker wants to wipe out.
Which of the three clusters—0.21, 0.18, or 0.16—will break? I don't know either.
If these three levels hold, that will be the signal to go long again.
Remember, $AIN is now DWF's playground; they'll pump or dump shamelessly, so keep a close eye on it.
