Fear & Greed Index: 10, a seven-day low. According to Wu Shuo, citing CoinGlass, $1.93 billion in positions were liquidated across the crypto market in the past 24 hours, including $1.8 billion in long positions. The key question is what happened at both extremes: which assets were pushed into a structural breakdown, and which are still holding up against the trend?
1. $ASTER is the only coin to make today’s “double confirmation” list. It fell 23.27% in 24 hours on the derivatives market, with a trading volume of $177 million, while also breaking into 10th place on CoinGecko’s trending list. The chart shows a textbook bearish structure: lower highs and lower lows, with all three moving averages overhead—SMA20 at 0.60205, below SMA50 at 0.63361, below SMA200 at 0.65265. Both the 2-hour and 4-hour charts have broken below their previous lows and turned bearish. Its position within the Bollinger Bands is 0.02, hugging the lower band; RSI is 21.4, and aggressive buying accounts for just 44.3%, leaving sellers in control. The current price of 0.49480 is at the 7th percentile of the past 500 bars. Below, 0.47790 is both the only support and the window low; if it breaks, there are no historical reference levels below. The first resistance on a rebound, 0.64370, is already 30% higher. The only thing going in the bulls’ favor is the order book: the bid-to-ask ratio is 1.23, with bids actually thicker.
2. $PIEVERSE is the quiet outlier in the opposite direction. The 69 coins in the Alpha sector are down an average of 8.6%, while it is up 10.75%, with a trading volume of $46.314 million. Its bullish alignment is clean: SMA20 at 1.788, above SMA50 at 1.716, above SMA200 at 1.663. RSI has risen from 50.8 to 56, with an uptrend structure on the 2-hour chart and a range on the 4-hour chart; the script classifies the conditions as trend-following. Most notable is its Bollinger Band width of just 8.58%, the tightest among all bullish candidates today, with price compressed into a narrow range. The bid-to-ask ratio is 1.61, with bids clearly thicker. The current price is 1.818, with nearby resistance at 1.863 and 1.872, and support at 1.780 and 1.726. There is no news specific to this coin in today’s material; this is purely a fund-flow structure story.
On a day when $1.9 billion was liquidated, which would you click on first: the one pushed into a bearish structure, or the one holding up against the sell-off in a tight range?
This is not investment advice. Data source: Binance USDT-margined perpetual contracts; collected at 08:05 Beijing time on 11-15.
1. $ASTER is the only coin to make today’s “double confirmation” list. It fell 23.27% in 24 hours on the derivatives market, with a trading volume of $177 million, while also breaking into 10th place on CoinGecko’s trending list. The chart shows a textbook bearish structure: lower highs and lower lows, with all three moving averages overhead—SMA20 at 0.60205, below SMA50 at 0.63361, below SMA200 at 0.65265. Both the 2-hour and 4-hour charts have broken below their previous lows and turned bearish. Its position within the Bollinger Bands is 0.02, hugging the lower band; RSI is 21.4, and aggressive buying accounts for just 44.3%, leaving sellers in control. The current price of 0.49480 is at the 7th percentile of the past 500 bars. Below, 0.47790 is both the only support and the window low; if it breaks, there are no historical reference levels below. The first resistance on a rebound, 0.64370, is already 30% higher. The only thing going in the bulls’ favor is the order book: the bid-to-ask ratio is 1.23, with bids actually thicker.
2. $PIEVERSE is the quiet outlier in the opposite direction. The 69 coins in the Alpha sector are down an average of 8.6%, while it is up 10.75%, with a trading volume of $46.314 million. Its bullish alignment is clean: SMA20 at 1.788, above SMA50 at 1.716, above SMA200 at 1.663. RSI has risen from 50.8 to 56, with an uptrend structure on the 2-hour chart and a range on the 4-hour chart; the script classifies the conditions as trend-following. Most notable is its Bollinger Band width of just 8.58%, the tightest among all bullish candidates today, with price compressed into a narrow range. The bid-to-ask ratio is 1.61, with bids clearly thicker. The current price is 1.818, with nearby resistance at 1.863 and 1.872, and support at 1.780 and 1.726. There is no news specific to this coin in today’s material; this is purely a fund-flow structure story.
On a day when $1.9 billion was liquidated, which would you click on first: the one pushed into a bearish structure, or the one holding up against the sell-off in a tight range?
This is not investment advice. Data source: Binance USDT-margined perpetual contracts; collected at 08:05 Beijing time on 11-15.