Read the big players’ hand—or this cascade of liquidations will turn you into the prey.
Look at these two charts. Last October, BTC crashed to 85,000, and the long-to-short ratio hit 3.9.
What happened next? It kept plunging all the way to 58,000. Those who chased the rally ended up as casualties of the market.
Now, the exact same trap is being laid out again.
The long-to-short ratio has quietly climbed back to 3.3.
But in the big players’ eyes, that’s a joke: if so many bloodied positions are rushing to buy the dip, why not ride the momentum and turn them into fuel too?
So don’t rush to call the bottom. This could be a giant meat grinder, repeatedly harvesting liquidity.
Look at these two charts. Last October, BTC crashed to 85,000, and the long-to-short ratio hit 3.9.
What happened next? It kept plunging all the way to 58,000. Those who chased the rally ended up as casualties of the market.
Now, the exact same trap is being laid out again.
The long-to-short ratio has quietly climbed back to 3.3.
But in the big players’ eyes, that’s a joke: if so many bloodied positions are rushing to buy the dip, why not ride the momentum and turn them into fuel too?
So don’t rush to call the bottom. This could be a giant meat grinder, repeatedly harvesting liquidity.
