Bearish. The technicals for $ARIA still lean bullish, but the large traders’ long bias is narrowing.

A day ago, the large traders’ long/short ratio was 1.6364.
Now it’s down to 1.4538, huh~.

From Cathie Wood’s perspective, both the technicals and the trend are bullish, and there’s reason to expect the momentum to continue.
From Burry’s perspective, the large traders’ bias is fading, and the handoff still isn’t quite in sync.

I’m more inclined to believe there’s disagreement amid the strength; I’m not yet convinced that the forces are aligned enough to extend the move.
But this ratio still favors the bulls—that’s evidence against my view. Mm-hmm, so I’ll keep my bearish stance cautious for now.
If the bulls treat the trend like a chorus, I’d call it “turning up the lead singer’s mic and claiming the whole choir is singing.”

The market gets the final say:
Only if 0.178 breaks does the bearish thesis pass.
If 0.23 is breached, my bearish view is invalidated.

Would you label 1.4538 “support is fading,”
or “the bulls are catching their breath”? Which label would you pick?

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Data is from Binance’s public market data and does not constitute investment advice.