👉 $AIN Soon $0.5, Don't Believe Me, You Don't...
Guys, I was looking at AIN from every angle, and the setup is getting interesting. But after a 60%+ pump, I don't think opening a long at the current price is the best decision.
Open interest also increased heavily during the pump, while around 66% of accounts are short. This creates the possibility of another short squeeze toward the upside liquidation zones before sellers take control. Funding is positive, so longs are paying to hold positions while leverage continues building.
Futures flow is strong at +$10.14M in 24H, while spot flow remains negative at -$2.42M. Futures CVD is around +60.3M AIN, but spot CVD is -22.2M AIN. This shows that the move is mainly supported by leverage, not strong spot demand.
The main upside liquidity zones are $0.198-$0.205 and $0.216-$0.217. These areas can attract another push before a possible rejection. Below, the important downside zones are $0.180-$0.183, $0.168-$0.172 and $0.160-$0.165.
Whale transfers are mixed, with around 18M AIN moving toward exchange hot wallets and around 16.5M AIN moving from hot wallets to cold wallets. There is still no clean accumulation signal.
My short configuration:
Current entry: $0.190-$0.195 — High risk
Recommended short entry: $0.205-$0.208 after rejection
Upper short entry: $0.216-$0.220 after rejection
TP1: $0.185
TP2: $0.172
TP3: $0.145
Deep TP: $0.125
SL: $0.228-$0.235
Do not short blindly inside the entry zone. Wait for a 30M candle rejection and confirm that buying pressure is weakening. If price moves above the upper entry, don't chase the short immediately. Wait for another rejection and confirmation.
👉 My take: $AIN may push toward the upper liquidity zones first, but the safer high-RR setup is a confirmed short from the top. With negative spot flow across the timeframes, this leverage-driven pump may struggle to sustain higher levels.
Guys, I was looking at AIN from every angle, and the setup is getting interesting. But after a 60%+ pump, I don't think opening a long at the current price is the best decision.
Open interest also increased heavily during the pump, while around 66% of accounts are short. This creates the possibility of another short squeeze toward the upside liquidation zones before sellers take control. Funding is positive, so longs are paying to hold positions while leverage continues building.
Futures flow is strong at +$10.14M in 24H, while spot flow remains negative at -$2.42M. Futures CVD is around +60.3M AIN, but spot CVD is -22.2M AIN. This shows that the move is mainly supported by leverage, not strong spot demand.
The main upside liquidity zones are $0.198-$0.205 and $0.216-$0.217. These areas can attract another push before a possible rejection. Below, the important downside zones are $0.180-$0.183, $0.168-$0.172 and $0.160-$0.165.
Whale transfers are mixed, with around 18M AIN moving toward exchange hot wallets and around 16.5M AIN moving from hot wallets to cold wallets. There is still no clean accumulation signal.
My short configuration:
Current entry: $0.190-$0.195 — High risk
Recommended short entry: $0.205-$0.208 after rejection
Upper short entry: $0.216-$0.220 after rejection
TP1: $0.185
TP2: $0.172
TP3: $0.145
Deep TP: $0.125
SL: $0.228-$0.235
Do not short blindly inside the entry zone. Wait for a 30M candle rejection and confirm that buying pressure is weakening. If price moves above the upper entry, don't chase the short immediately. Wait for another rejection and confirmation.
👉 My take: $AIN may push toward the upper liquidity zones first, but the safer high-RR setup is a confirmed short from the top. With negative spot flow across the timeframes, this leverage-driven pump may struggle to sustain higher levels.
