The net inflow of contract positions and spot transactions of $ORDI shows short-term to long-term negative sentiment. The net inflow gradually decreases in each interval. There are significant negative net inflows in both spot and contract positions over a longer period of time. The distribution of spot transactions shows concentration in the price ranges of $49.881 to $57.346 and $72.275 to $79.739. The increasing long-short ratio indicates that investors are more inclined to take bullish positions, while the increase in contract trading volume indicates bullish sentiment in the market. However, the change in market capitalization of open positions showed a significant decrease, which may have a negative impact on contract market liquidity. Therefore, while there may be short-term bullish momentum due to increased bullish positioning, the overall path for $ORDI over the coming week and month is likely to be bearish due to negative net inflows and reduced holdings.