$AKE Is Forming an $AGT -Like Pattern — Another Pump Before the Drop? 🔥
AKE's OI is around $42–45M, while funding is now +0.005%. Around 67–68% of accounts are short. A squeeze is possible, but derivatives alone aren't showing enough strength to confirm another massive rally.
The liquidation heatmap shows upside liquidity around $0.0130–$0.0138 and $0.0140–$0.01435. I'm also watching $0.015–$0.016. Downside liquidity sits around $0.0122, $0.0118–$0.0116 and $0.0111–$0.0108.
On the 1H, futures CVD is around -12.9B and spot CVD +410.4M. On 15m, futures CVD is -2.25B and spot CVD +294.9M. Order-book delta is negative, while momentum is cooling. Not enough confirmation for another 100% rally.
Flow comparison: 24H futures +$56.4M vs spot -$89.5K. 12H futures +$8.6M vs spot +$562.8K. 4H futures +$2.5M vs spot +$774.5K. Yes guys, data looks slightly bullish, but futures are doing much more of the work. I'm not fully convinced.
What caught my attention is AGT's pattern. It pumped, made a high, dropped and consolidated for hours. Then it suddenly broke above its recent high, got rejected and dropped again. I've attached the AGT chart because I'm watching for a similar setup in AKE.
I expect a possible pump towards $0.015–$0.016, potentially a liquidity sweep rather than a genuine breakout. That's the move I'm watching before looking for a short.
Current entry: $0.0125–$0.0128, only after 1H bearish confirmation
Recommended: $0.0135–$0.0145 after rejection.
Upper entry: $0.0156–$0.0160
TP1: $0.0115
TP2: $0.0095
TP3: $0.0050
SL: $0.0165 for the upper rejection setup.
I want a bearish 1H close followed by a failed retest. If $AKE holds above $0.016, I won't force the short. If the AGT-style rejection doesn't appear, I'll wait. Current-price entry is your choice, but only with 1H confirmation.
Be careful, guys. Nothing is guaranteed in crypto. Hope the entry logic is clearer this time. 🐱
AKE's OI is around $42–45M, while funding is now +0.005%. Around 67–68% of accounts are short. A squeeze is possible, but derivatives alone aren't showing enough strength to confirm another massive rally.
The liquidation heatmap shows upside liquidity around $0.0130–$0.0138 and $0.0140–$0.01435. I'm also watching $0.015–$0.016. Downside liquidity sits around $0.0122, $0.0118–$0.0116 and $0.0111–$0.0108.
On the 1H, futures CVD is around -12.9B and spot CVD +410.4M. On 15m, futures CVD is -2.25B and spot CVD +294.9M. Order-book delta is negative, while momentum is cooling. Not enough confirmation for another 100% rally.
Flow comparison: 24H futures +$56.4M vs spot -$89.5K. 12H futures +$8.6M vs spot +$562.8K. 4H futures +$2.5M vs spot +$774.5K. Yes guys, data looks slightly bullish, but futures are doing much more of the work. I'm not fully convinced.
What caught my attention is AGT's pattern. It pumped, made a high, dropped and consolidated for hours. Then it suddenly broke above its recent high, got rejected and dropped again. I've attached the AGT chart because I'm watching for a similar setup in AKE.
I expect a possible pump towards $0.015–$0.016, potentially a liquidity sweep rather than a genuine breakout. That's the move I'm watching before looking for a short.
Current entry: $0.0125–$0.0128, only after 1H bearish confirmation
Recommended: $0.0135–$0.0145 after rejection.
Upper entry: $0.0156–$0.0160
TP1: $0.0115
TP2: $0.0095
TP3: $0.0050
SL: $0.0165 for the upper rejection setup.
I want a bearish 1H close followed by a failed retest. If $AKE holds above $0.016, I won't force the short. If the AGT-style rejection doesn't appear, I'll wait. Current-price entry is your choice, but only with 1H confirmation.
Be careful, guys. Nothing is guaranteed in crypto. Hope the entry logic is clearer this time. 🐱
