AirMax90

$CYS The waterfall is coming—everyone hold on tight. Keep the empty position steady.

$LAB current market value is 900 million. More than one million tokens are unlocked every day. It is expected to drop another 80%-90%.

$LAB currently has a floating market value of 4 billion, with 80% of retail investors in the market. It is expected to drop another 95%.

$LAB currently circulating market value is 10 billion, and it still needs to fall by 99%

$RIVER completely hopeless, will only drop mindlessly

Must Break 0.2

If I don't blow you up, how does the dealer make money?

It's impossible.

Coai will still have a decline of over 90%, with a current market value of 1.5 billion, and there will be further unlocks.

Reference MYX

$COAI and myx are operated by the same organization, the trend of funding costs, the trend of K-line

$COAI is impossible to rise again

$COAI Attention all units, the funding fees have started to be collected.

Market capitalization of 4 billion, with over 95% more room to drop

If you get liquidated, isn't that just a forced buy? How do you profit without being liquidated?

It should be possible, otherwise with so many profitable orders and not enough buying power, how can we realize the gains?

$COAI A 5 yuan long position, limit sell order at 7 yuan,
B 7 yuan long position, eating A's long order, limit sell order at 9 yuan, A takes profit and exits, gives the money to C
C 9 yuan long position, eating B's long order, limit sell order at 15 yuan, B takes profit and exits, gives the money to D
This continues in a loop; A, B, C, D... are actually the same person or organization
As for how long this price increase can last, retail investors actually play a decisive role
If most retail investors are shorting, meaning there are limit sell orders, large investors will forcibly raise the price through financing; this price must be high enough that shorting incurs unlimited losses, forcing retail investors to reduce positions and buy in, or directly buy to cover, or buy to hedge. At this point, as long as large investors do not end their profit positions, the price increase will be greater, and there will be more people getting liquidated, reducing positions, or buying to hedge. The more retail investors shorting, the more it will rise.
Of course, if the short sellers are too strong and the margin is sufficient (key point), large investors will not have enough funds to continue to push the price up significantly. After all, they also have financing costs. They will raise the spot price (99%+ is held by them) to make the funding cost negative, collecting a large amount of funding cost from short sellers, reducing financing costs, or accumulating bullets to prepare for further price increases.
Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to whether large investors have taken profits and whether the number of long and short investors has returned to a balanced state; this is key to timing short positions.

$COAI There is not enough depth in the real buying orders, and huge profits have no one to take them. If you have profits of over 100 million USD in hand, how would you cash out?

Why report the dealer for raising the stakes? It's good to make money when prices go up.

$MYX is about to be closed