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INTC moving fast against the macro trend.
Late leverage shorters just got caught off guard.
$INTC
🟢 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🟢
Short liquidation spotted 🧨
$1.795K cleared at $115.73
Upside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$116.30
TP2: ~$116.88
TP3: ~$118.04
#intc

The bleeding on INTC is picking up speed.
Bears hammering the bids and punishing over-leveraged longs.
$INTC
🔴 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🔴
Long liquidation spotted 🧨
$4.7072K cleared at $104.6039
Downside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$104.08
TP2: ~$103.03
TP3: ~$101.98
#intc

Orderbook thin below the current INTC range.
Another batch of stop losses caught in the cascade.
$INTC
🔴 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🔴
Long liquidation spotted 🧨
$1.0874K cleared at $105.06
Downside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$104.53
TP2: ~$103.48
TP3: ~$102.43
#intc

INTC bulls failing to defend this support level.
High-leverage longs being forced out of the market.
$INTC
🔴 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🔴
Long liquidation spotted 🧨
$1.5607K cleared at $105.03
Downside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$104.50
TP2: ~$103.45
TP3: ~$102.40
#intc

Bulls finding absolutely no respite on INTC.
Stops triggering consecutively as panic selling rules the tape.
$INTC
🔴 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🔴
Long liquidation spotted 🧨
$1.4627K cleared at $104.70353
Downside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$104.18
TP2: ~$103.13
TP3: ~$102.08
#intc

INTC buyers overextended their leverage in this zone.
A quick downside sweep catches early longs off guard.
$INTC
🔴 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🔴
Long liquidation spotted 🧨
$1.9472K cleared at $105.65147
Downside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$105.12
TP2: ~$104.06
TP3: ~$103.01
#intc

INTC caught shorts leaning too hard.
Buyers forced a quick unwind.
$INTC
🟢 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🟢
Short liquidation spotted 🧨
$1.2205K cleared at $117.01894
Upside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$118.00
TP2: ~$119.50
TP3: ~$121.00
#intc

Awesome! Thanks to the Intel CEO's positive vibes from the Taipei Computer Show, we just pumped pre-market up to 116.77. Target 2 hit again. Took some profits yesterday, taking more today. 😁 Congrats to all the homies who are riding this wave! 🎉 #INTC $INTC

$INTC Setting up a buy order
Entry zone: 112.50 - 112.55
TP1: 114.00
TP2: 116.00
TP3: 118.00
SL: 111.40
Hit below and buy
$INTC
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$INTC 's 6.99% pump stands out in the entire semiconductor sector, honestly, it's a bit eye-catching. Today, everyone's focused on NVDA and AMD's AI arms race, but not many are talking about this one. I dug through some data and found some interesting details on the TradFi perp side.

First, let's look at the funding rate, 0.00052694, with longs paying shorts. This number isn't extreme by itself, but combined with the 6.99% intraday gain and over 300 million in open interest (OI), it indicates that those chasing highs are starting to pile up. Positive funding rate, price pushing up, and long positions are gradually increasing their cost. It’s not that crazy rate above 0.001 yet, so we haven't hit that panic level, but it's definitely sliding in that direction.

Thinking back to that wave of semiconductor rebounds in November 2023, the funding rate was slightly positive then too, with prices slowly pushing up. Eventually, when OI accumulated to a certain level, we got a sudden wave of liquidations that crashed the price back down. This structure feels a bit similar, just with a different macro environment.

From a liquidity perspective, the market is still waiting for further confirmation on inflation data. The dollar index isn’t giving a clear direction, but the 10-year Treasury yield is hovering around 4.4%, not too high, not too low. In this environment, funds won't flood into risk assets across the board; instead, we're seeing sector rotation. Within semiconductors, $INTC isn't as tightly correlated with the Mag7; it relies more on the logic of manufacturing reshoring and geopolitical supply chain restructuring.

On the cross-asset front, there’s something interesting. BTC has been hovering around 67k, while gold has also paused near 2350, showing that risk appetite isn't that strong. The fact that these traditional safe-haven assets aren't dropping indicates that, macro-wise, people haven't given up on defense. So, for this current surge in $INTC , I’m leaning towards viewing it as a...

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Intel bounced back strong at 2.56% in the middle of the night! We entered a starter position at 10:00 with 107! Just broke through 110. TP1 is hit. Now heading towards TP2. Who knows, by the time this ad is done, we might hit TP2! Let's eat, fam! #英特尔 #INTC $INTC

$INTC latest market trends 🚀
Market sentiment: Consolidation
Entry range: 106.5866–110.9134
Stop loss: 104.4231
Targets: 113.2571/116.8629/121.3700
Analysis rationale: Trend unclear, EMA(108.53/109.35) crossover not significant, RSI(48.5), proceed with caution
Risk warning: Suggested stop loss level: 104.423143, please adjust your position according to your own risk appetite
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#INTC Intel's price action on May 29
Wrapped up today
If you guys can hold on
Your cost basis should be above 120
If so~
【It actually hit 125 too】$INTC

#INTC Despite Trump's America First and chip reshoring policies, the market ain't buying it.\n\nOn the macro front, geopolitical tensions are escalating, and capital is skeptical about heavy asset manufacturing. On the micro side, in the last 24 hours, $INTC has dropped **2.316%**, now sitting at **113.02**, with the funding rate at a mere **0.00003242**, indicating that bullish sentiment is extremely low, and open interest at **239827.88** remains in wait-and-see mode.

$INTC has dropped 2.316% in the last 24 hours, pushing the price down to around 113. I took a glance at the funding rate, and surprisingly, it’s still holding a positive value of 0.003242%. The bulls are still dutifully paying their protection fees. Just looking at this chart gives me chills; with the price heading down and the funding rate refusing to hit zero, it's a classic case of trapped bulls holding on with gritted teeth, adding margin as it drops. I've seen this structure too many times before; it either leads to a cascading sell-off or a prolonged downtrend that grinds everyone down to despair.

Flipping through the OI numbers, we have 239827.88 open contracts, along with an intraday volume of over 56 million. The turnover isn’t particularly lively, but the OI hasn’t really dropped, indicating that neither side is backing down; both the bulls and bears are heavily weighted. The bears are hammering down but aren’t rushing to close their positions, looking like they’re waiting for a bit of acceleration. I calculated that if the 110 level breaks, there’s a high probability that a batch of long stop-loss orders will get triggered in quick succession, which will then lead to a significant drop in OI, causing real volume to come in. Right now, this tepid situation is actually more dangerous; this type of price-volume combo is what the market loves for a stealthy kill.

There are voices in the market saying that after a few days of decline, $INTC should rebound, simply betting on it being oversold. I don’t see it that way. When a positively funded asset drops, it tends to fall the hardest because the long positions are crowded; every rebound will be met with liquidation from the bulls. Occasional spikes during the trading session are just giving the trapped guys a chance to escape—not a reversal. Until we see a clear shift to negative funding or a sharp drop in OI, this decline can only be described as being halfway down the hill. To be honest, I’m not holding any positions; at this level, I’d rather miss out than try to catch a falling knife. I’ll wait for a wave of volume to trigger a liquidation that drives the funding rate back to zero or even negative before considering testing the waters with a light position. If I had to draw a line, if 110 breaks, I’ll watch the OI changes before deciding; if it directly breaks 118 and the funding rate turns positive with acceleration, that might signal a short exit point; otherwise, any rebound is just a short accumulation point.

Last year, in a similar scenario with a positive funding rate decline, I misread the situation once, stubbornly holding long and ended up getting burnt badly. Seeing a chart like $INTC now makes my instincts go soft; some money really isn’t meant to be ours.

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The old dog just took a glance at $INTC, down 3.612% in the last 24 hours, with the price hanging at 112.35. You'd think that's not a huge drop, but the funding rate is at 0.006514%, still positive, meaning the longs are paying the shorts. After dropping over three points, the funding rate surprisingly hasn't flipped negative, indicating there's a fair number of bottom-fishers in the market. I checked the OI, sitting at 233231 contracts, and it hasn't collapsed along with the price—these bulls haven't thrown in the towel yet. A positive funding rate amidst falling prices and stable open interest is a classic holding structure; it doesn't push out many shorts, but it makes it easy to step on a long squeeze.

Why is this structure risky? This wave with INTC hasn't seen any fresh fundamental catalysts, relying solely on on-chain sentiment. The trading volume is at 22.35 million, which is considered light in the sector, but the large orders are broken down finely. The concentration in the first few wallets is visibly high; without names, I can't speculate, but the old dog has taken hidden losses before—high concentration coins often bury those trying to catch falling knives. Most see this as a semiconductor sector adjustment, but I pulled some comparisons, and right now, there's nothing that syncs with $INTC ; it's doing its own thing. This type of structure last occurred two months ago, when it dipped down to around 102 before bouncing back, with a large number of those holding being washed out in between.

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Old dog took a glance at $INTC's 24h line, price slid down to 112.3, dropping 3.497%. Not a total crash, but enough to make the bulls sweating bullets in the contract zone. Interestingly, the funding rate is sticking at a solid 0, with neither side paying up, which is relatively rare in such an emotional sector like semiconductors. Volume is just over 20 million bucks, OI is hanging at 239,400, not seeing a massive shrink despite the price's slow decline, indicating that there are still plenty of holders around, either holding strong or waiting for a key level to make a move. Old dog has been eyeing this trade for a bit now, feeling like there’s some pent-up energy waiting to be unleashed.

Why is this energy pent up? We gotta look at the on-chain contract chip structure. $INTC's OI distribution is clearly concentrated, didn't count the wallets, but the volume ratio shows that the market depth is thick with a few main market makers, while retail orders are as thin as paper. The price has slid from yesterday’s high around 116 without seeing a massive liquidate of long positions; the sell orders are mostly small take profits and stop losses, while the big players aren't budging. The funding rate is stuck at zero, meaning the bulls aren’t forced to pay a protection fee, and the bears don’t dare to open their mouths for negative rates, showing both sides are afraid to reveal their cards first. Last fall, $INTC had a similar situation where the funding rate dropped to zero, and the price didn't collapse, but after grinding at the lows for three days, a strong bullish candle buried all the shorts. Back then, old dog was watching from the sidelines, now catching a whiff of a similar vibe.

Old dog's view is pretty straightforward: 99% of the market is saying that Intel, this old-school semiconductor, can’t keep up with the AI pace, and that chip stocks won’t have a bull run without it, even the long contracts are lacking confidence. But I actually think this consensus bearishness hides a trading opportunity. At this position for $INTC, as long as it doesn't effectively break below the 110 psychological level, light long positions can still hold. My own moves are simple: if the price gets smashed through 110 by a big order and OI drops over 15%, I'll flip and go short, aiming for 105; if in the next couple of days it pokes around 112, and the funding rate stays flat or slightly turns negative, that signals the bears are starting to stack up, then I’ll cautiously test some long positions, waiting for a short squeeze to push us back over 116 before bailing. Not going full throttle on the position, a 40% stack should suffice for the base, gotta watch my own back. After all, old dog foolishly picked up some at over 120, held it for nearly two weeks before escaping, left leg still aches a bit from that, and I know these sideways old coins can keep reaping me, I accept that.

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INTC longs got wiped on that dip.
Market still looks heavy down here.
$INTC
🔴 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🔴
Long liquidation spotted 🧨
$1.7526K cleared at $116.45
Downside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$115.2
TP2: ~$113.9
TP3: ~$112.5
#intc

INTC failed to stabilize after the dip.
Buyers got flushed out quickly there.

$INTC
🔴 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🔴

Long liquidation spotted 🧨

$1.4241K cleared at $117.59355

Downside liquidity swept — watch reaction 👀

🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$115
TP2: ~$112
TP3: ~$109

#INTC

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On May 22, I set a short on Intel at 125, opened my initial position.
On May 27, I checked back and it still hit 125.
Second wave short, waiting for take profit.
$INTC