$LINK rebounds strongly against the trend, and the contract capital flow is slightly bullish
$LINK has a pretty steady rhythm this round. The price is hovering around 14.8. The day’s high reached 15.77, and short-term buyers are clearly more proactive.
Technically, the price is trading above the MA(25), and the moving averages in the short and medium term are in a bullish alignment. Support lies at 14.3, with strong support also at 14.3 (around the MA99 line). Overhead resistance is at 15.2 and 15.8.
The capital flow is even more aggressive: the long-to-short ratio in the contracts is as high as 631%. There are 915 longs vs. only 271 shorts. Longs have an average new position of 11.7 and are already in deep profit, while shorts are trapped around 13.8 and are being squeezed. The trend is clearly in the hands of the longs.
Conclusion: The medium-term structure remains solidly bullish. If the pullback does not break 14.3, it is a good spot to buy the dip. If trading volume increases and it holds steady above 15.2, then look toward 15.8 and higher.
Hyperliquid’s open contracts have flipped over $BTC —$3 billion is stacked here. Wintermute turns around and puts its largest position on shorting ETH—nearly $50 million. One side is pushing hard with leveraged funds, while top-tier market makers are bearish—who’s lying?
In the screenshot of the market, sell orders are already 68%. Can you still force the price up? Glamsterdam’s upgrade goes live on Oct 6 to the Sepolia testnet—the story is still being told.
At this point, do you chase long or follow the short? Talk in the comments—don’t憋 it.
Yesterday, the whole group was still hyping it as some “privacy妖王” that pulls 70% in a month and 23x in a year—those claims almost had me believing.
Then this morning it directly dropped from 1600 to 1350. In 24 hours, it fell by more than 8%. Faith—when it drops, it runs faster than anyone else.
The most brutal part is the contract order book. The long-to-short positions ratio is 4.5 to 1. There’s a long position of $320 million sitting right on the table, while the shorts—those 70 million—are just there to fill time. The long average price is 1036; unrealized profit is $86 million on the books. The funding rate is 0.01%, and they’re just lying there collecting money.
Plain English: the ones propping up the pump are all these “iron pillars.” Every extra hour the longs hold and don’t sell, the cost the dog-whales pay to push it up gets thicker by one more layer. Right now it’s just both sides waiting it out—watch who blinks first.
That so-called bottom at 1357 was only set for less than two hours.
Tell me—can this coin still be “longed” more? Brothers who want to get in, comment it; don’t pretend to be dead. If you dare to think it, then say it.
Today the overall market is under pressure, but $HBAR is rising against the trend, with its 24-hour gain once coming close to 30%.
In terms of news, Hedera has officially been selected as a launch partner for NVIDIA’s Open Agent Safety Platform, collaborating with more than 100 industry companies to participate in this open-source AI security platform. The narrative combining blockchain + AI is heating up again, which is why $HBAR has become the focus of today’s market.
Is this move event-driven, or the beginning of a new round of narrative momentum? What do you think?