$ZEC : price dropped 13% and is sitting right above a $5.9M bid wall at ~$1,061. Short whales cut size from $100.6M to $84.8M on the way down. If the wall gets absorbed, the next liquidation clusters are at $982-994.
$BTW : short whales in profit 66%, long whales 38%. A week ago it was 0% vs 99%. Price is sitting on a $166K bid at $2.00, with $141K of long liquidations below at $1.92.
$ZEREBRO short whales are back in profit, avg entry $0.04002. Above the high sits the largest liquidation cluster on the map: $89K at $0.050 and $69K at $0.049. Shorts go red on a 2.5% bounce, long whales on an 11% drop toward their $0.03467 average.
$ETH whales opened a $35M short at $2,506, half a day before the squeeze. They added $55M more on the breakdown at $2,436, and the flush ran to $2,313, 7.7% below the first entry. Longs are still sitting on an average entry of $2,497.
$WAL ran through the short liquidations stacked at 0.056-0.058 and stopped right under a $443K ask wall at 0.060.
Whales didn’t chase the move: - long share 45%, a week ago 81% - 94 short whales, $1.73M, avg entry 0.04853 - only 13% of them in profit, -$307K combined If 0.060 holds, the sweep is done. If it breaks, the next $245K of short liquidations sits 4-6% higher, at 0.0612 and 0.0624.
$TRUTH : 99% of long whales are in profit. Short whales: 0%.
Positioning now: - 116 long whales, $5.19M, avg entry 0.01559, up $1.61M - 60 short whales, $1.76M, avg entry 0.01602, down $511K - Short liquidations about 5% above price: $148K at 0.0237, $143K at 0.0247 - $146K sell wall at 0.0250, right above both
The crowd moved to the short side this week, going from 75% long to 42%. That puts it with the whales who are losing.
$MAGIC whales flipped back to long on the bounce, and 62% of them are now under water.
Positioning now: - Whales 69% long, up from 46% three days ago - Long whales hold $4.10M, avg entry $0.1306, -$695K - Short whales hold $1.82M, avg entry $0.1177, 69% in profit - More whales by count are short, 110 vs 96, but long money is twice as big
Longs need +16.9% to get back to break even, while shorts lose their edge at +5.4%. For now the bigger money is the side that’s losing.
$ZEC update: $7.5M in liquidations sits at ~$1,354, about 8% above price. Higher up, another $8.9M at ~$1,460. Positioning now: - Short whales hold $100.6M with an avg entry of $1,252, right at current price - Long whales back up from 184 to 203, size $175.3M - Whales 64% long, crowd 39%
Any move up from here puts short whales in loss right away, and the first large cluster in that direction is $1,354. Below, the nearest one is $7.3M at ~$1,107.
$BTW has a $1.8M sell wall at $2.98, 11 times bigger than the largest bid on the book. It went up overnight, right after the run from $1.76.
Positioning now: - Long whales: $97.5M unrealized profit, avg entry $0.51 - Short whales in profit: 37%, up from 10% on Monday, so new shorts went in near the high - Crowd longs: 28%, up from 24%
First stop is a $329K ask at $2.80. A clean pass puts the wall on test, a rejection there hands the fresh whale shorts their first win.
$ZEC update: whale long size shrank by $109M in one day, from $276.2M to $167.4M.
Positioning now: - Long whales down from 266 to 184, short whales up from 124 to 204 - Long avg entry fell from $981 to $841, so the higher entries are the ones that left - Short whales 84% in profit, avg entry $1,248 The longs still holding entered low and are far from pressure. The nearest liquidation clusters below sit at $1,096-1,110, about 7% under price, and a reclaim of $1,248 is what would put shorts back in loss.
$Q whales went long three times on the way up: $150K near the bottom, then $181K and $494K. Price is now 35% above the first entry.
Positioning now: - Whales 76% long, up from 65% a week ago - Crowd went the other way, from 57% to 40% long - 60 short whales are down $1.03M, 95% of them underwater Short whales need a 36% drop just to break even, so the pressure looks to be on their side, not on the longs.
$XAG crowd is 88% long. Whales are at 42%, up from 30% a week ago. Positioning now: - 99 short whales: $54.18M, +$1.08M - 102 long whales: $38.89M at avg 64.39, -$2.34M - Smart traders: 30% to 43% long over the same 7 days
Short whales go red above 61.95, 2% from here. Long whales need 6% just to break even, so a move up hits the bigger side first.
$OGN : about $4M was market-sold off the $0.041 top, and whales are now split almost exactly in half: $2.26M long vs $2.10M short.
Positioning now: - Avg entries sit just 1% apart: longs $0.0361, shorts $0.0365 - Net shorts climbed from about 50M to 68M during the run-up - Crowd went from 71% long a week ago to 47% now
Price is 4% above both entries. A drop to $0.0365 gets the shorts back to even. Below $0.0361 the long whales go red, and that zone decides which side gets squeezed next.
$RSR pumped 60% right before the Upbit spot listing, same as $GTC. Positioning now: - Short whales outnumber longs, 95 vs 90 - Long whales: $2.59M, 9% in profit - Short whales: $1.10M, 88% in profit
Both sides entered near 0.00231, price sits just below. Holding under it keeps the shorts in control. #rsr #rsrusdt
84% of retail traders on $ZHIPU are long at 77, betting this is the bottom. Whales are short since around 104, up $3.84M, and added more today. If they start buying those $11.26M in shorts back, that could trigger a technical bounce. Until then the pressure stays down.
$BTW ran through the $1.74 short liquidations, and the crowd answered with more shorts. Crowd longs are down to 24%, from 29% yesterday.
Positioning now: - 153 long whales, up from 145, sitting on $87.5M of unrealized profit - Short whales avg entry $0.945, 90% of them underwater - Next short liquidation pile: $435K at $1.88 and $344K at $1.90
Each new crowd short adds to that pile. The one thing in front of it is a $237K sell wall at $1.89.
$GTC whales opened $300K+ in longs within 30 minutes before the Upbit spot listing. 50 minutes after it, they’re still in profit. Pre-listing pumps usually get unloaded into spot demand. This one hasn’t been yet: while price holds above the whale long average at $0.2531, the unload scenario stays unconfirmed.