Shorts keep piling into $AKE while price has gone flat for 11 hours. From what I've seen, when funding hits a 90-period extreme and price stops falling, the next big move often runs against the crowd.
**Recap ($LSK, 02:49):** Low was $0.2001, and no 1h close below $0.2000, so **not triggered**. No position, no P&L.
**$AKE now**
- $0.008968, -21.0% 24h. Range $0.008356 to $0.011523.
- Funding -0.31% per 4h, **1st percentile** of its last 90.
- OI 931M to 1.17B AKE (+26%, 24h).
- Top traders 0.91 long/short (net short), all accounts 1.40.
- Since 17:00 every 1h close sits between $0.00886 and $0.00925.
- 4h RSI 23.5.
**Call: long on reclaim, small size.**
- **Stop $0.00920**
- **Trigger:** 1h close above $0.00970 (the 22:00 high)
- TP1 $0.01028 · TP2 $0.01150
No reclaim, no trade. A clean break below $0.00836 kills the idea.
**Do crowded shorts get squeezed, or does $0.00836 break first? Drop your call below.**
*Not financial advice. Data: Binance Futures API, 03:58 Taipei, Nov 2.*
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