Open interest on $Q looks pretty weak right now. Feels like it could dump soon… but before that happens, we might see a quick squeeze that liquidates the shorts first.
Bitget’s hot wallet just moved 35M, 35M, and 30M $Q into three separate wallets. I checked the destinations myself, the tokens are still sitting there untouched.
This doesn’t look like selling. Feels more like large-scale redistribution or positioning.
NEAR Protocol dropped its Q3 report and it’s looking solid. More than $8 million in cumulative fees have already been captured and directed straight into $NEAR buybacks. Total fees are sitting above $52 million.
On top of that, cumulative Intents volume crossed $32 billion, up 45% from Q2. NEAR just keeps quietly stacking numbers.
🚨 Multicoin just confirmed $HYPE is their biggest position
In a Bloomberg interview, GP Spencer Applebaum said $HYPE is currently Multicoin’s largest hedge fund holding and they bought it all in the public markets.
The $2.7B firm is also sitting out the AI frenzy that’s sweeping through other crypto VCs. No plans to expand into standalone AI or robotics. They’re staying focused on digital assets only. Interesting stance while everyone else is chasing AI narratives.
Both charts are painting the same picture , something’s shifting hard in $Q. Open interest on Binance just ripped toward $50M while price is sitting near $0.12. Volume’s been lighting up across Asian, European, and US sessions with some real spikes.
Feels like more people are jumping in and speculation is heating up fast. If the buyers keep holding the line, $Q could keep grinding higher. But with all this leverage stacking up, one sharp reversal and we’re looking at some heavy liquidations either way.
🚨 $BTW volume is exploding but can the bulls actually hold this rally?
$BTW ripped from around $0.26 all the way up to $2.75, with some serious volume spikes along the way.
It’s now sitting near $2.30, down about 5% in the last 24 hours. This could just be a healthy cooldown after that massive run, but if buyers start losing control, profit-taking could pick up fast.
👀 Key levels to watch:
• Resistance: $2.50–$2.75 • Support: $2.18, then $1.78
If volume comes back and price manages to break above $2.75, another leg higher is on the table. Lose $2.18 though, and a deeper pullback becomes much more likely.
$BTW sellers are taking control right now 📉 but the token still has solid potential.
Price is sitting around $2.237 after getting rejected near $2.65. The chart is printing lower highs with ongoing selling pressure, so short-term momentum is clearly leaning bearish.
If $2.20 support breaks, we could see a move down toward $2.10 or even $2.00. Bulls need to reclaim the $2.35–$2.40 zone to show any meaningful recovery is underway.
For now, $BTW looks short-term bearish unless buyers step back in and properly defend support.
👀 $Q bulls are losing momentum After the run from $0.08 up toward $0.14, price got rejected hard and has now pulled back to $0.1191. The string of red candles suggests sellers are taking short-term control, even with the earlier whale activity.
Key levels to watch: Support → $0.11–$0.10 Resistance → $0.13–$0.14
A break of $0.11 opens the door for more downside. Reclaiming $0.13 would be the first sign that bulls are back in the game.
For now, $Q looks short-term bearish. I’d rather wait and see how price reacts around support before making any moves.
👀 $AVA looks strong right now, but this is where I stop chasing
There’s a roughly $143K whale sell wall sitting around $0.4265, with more heavy supply stacked above it. Buyers are still holding the line below, but the real test for me is the $0.426–$0.436 zone.
If they absorb that wall, AVA can keep running. If it gets rejected there, I’d expect a healthy pullback first.
$Q price is in uptrend, and has tapped the FVG on the 4H. Lose the protected swing and it falls hard. 0.1528 is the level to break for a continuation upward.
The interesting part isn’t just the price drop, it’s where the liquidity is sitting.
$TIA has slid from above $0.72 down to around $0.62, while a solid liquidity cluster sits near $0.68–$0.69. That zone could become a magnet if buyers manage to regain control. But with price still printing lower lows, another sweep toward $0.61–$0.60 is still on the table.
Previous day candle took out Thursday high and closed below it to form CRT pattern with 15m IFVG on the daily. Looking for shorts from the highs to the untapped lows.