Picture this: last week millions of dollars in shorts got liquidated around the $0.11,$0.12 range on $AKE, sending the price up 33 percent in a classic squeeze.
Traders keep getting caught in these traps, piling into shorts expecting a drop only to lose everything when the cascade hits. It's frustrating watching your position get hunted like that.
I looked at the chart and saw exactly how those liquidations around $0.11 to $0.12 triggered the pump. One of the top traders by profit closed out with a 4,425 USDT gain on that 33.20 percent move.
This isn't new. We saw the same thing play out with $PEPE during its last big run, where crowded shorts fueled a massive squeeze. Even $DOGE has had multiple instances where liquidation clusters turned into unexpected rallies, showing how these events repeat across similar tokens.
There could still be bigger players waiting higher up, which means this kind of move might push even further just to liquidate more shorts. Anyone considering a short on $AKE needs to be extra careful here.
What's your take on these liquidation-driven pumps?
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