$ONE Short liquidations are still ongoing. Those who went long following the strategy yesterday have successfully taken profits!
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$ONE Surged 50%! Is this a fundamental reversal? No, it’s an extreme short squeeze!
📈 Why the price surged: At its core, this is a combination of “narrative reshuffling” and speculative capital. Shutting down the old L1 mainnet, migrating to Ethereum, and pivoting to AI video have layered multiple narratives on top of the token’s low market cap and high price sensitivity, triggering a short squeeze. This is not a fundamental reversal.
🔥 Extremely overbought market + major short-side losses:
· Technicals: RSI is overbought across the board on the 15-minute chart (71–74), and the price has touched the upper Bollinger Band. Momentum is strong, but the risk of a short-term pullback is increasing. · Capital flows: Funding rates across the market are around -0.4%. Shorts are overcrowded and have to pay longs. · Smart money: 410 traders are sitting on losing short positions, with total unrealized losses exceeding 97,000 U. Any further price rise could easily trigger a cascade of liquidations.
🎯 Short-term futures trading strategies:
1. Buy the pullback (preferred, more conservative) · Entry: 0.001480–0.001510 (near the middle Bollinger Band; don’t chase the price) · Stop-loss: 0.001420 (below the shorts’ average entry cost; invalidates the setup) · Take-profit: 0.001620 / 0.001700 · Risk/reward ratio: 1:2 or better
2. Buy the breakout (quick in, quick out) · Condition: The 15-minute candle closes firmly above 0.001620 on increased volume · Stop-loss: 0.001550 · Take-profit: 0.001700
3. Short near the top (extremely high risk; not recommended right now) Shorting while funding rates are negative means paying funding fees every day, and the market is still in a short-squeeze phase. Wait for a bearish RSI divergence and for funding rates to turn positive before considering this strategy.
⚠️ Key warning: Low-market-cap tokens have poor liquidity and are highly prone to sharp wicks. Narrative-driven rallies are fragile. Don’t overleverage, and always use a strict stop-loss!