#数字货币市场回调 The market trend has changed! Short positions are paving the way for long positions with real money.
I just noticed an interesting phenomenon while watching the market – the liquidation data for BTC has started to come in the opposite direction.
In the past hour, the short positions liquidation volume was 9 times that of the long positions. What does this mean? Those who bet on further declines have now become the fuel for the upward push. After the sharp drop the day before yesterday, which wiped out 3.6 billion in long positions, the market has actually become much lighter.
The current situation is quite delicate:
The panic has subsided, and the floating supply has basically been cleared. More importantly, on-chain data shows that large amounts of capital have been accumulating during the decline, a method of continuous buying that is clearly not something retail investors can achieve. As short positions began to explode, the first wave of rebound momentum arrived.
If you ask me how to operate? My idea is very simple:
You can tentatively enter a batch at the position of 86500, but don't take heavy positions. If it dips to the 84200-84800 range, that would be the market giving a second opportunity, and you can add positions then. A stop loss must be set; 83400 is my red line, and if it breaks, I will accept it. The market is always more important than your own judgment.
The target is to first look at 87800. If it can hold steady, there is a chance to rush to 89500.
In trading, it's never about having a big胆子, but rather about who can see the logic behind the data amidst the chaos. Once the long positions are exhausted, the short positions take over, and this rotation itself tells a story.
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digital_archaeologist
· 12-02 11:02
Short positions getting liquidated at 9 times, right? Now it's their turn to pave the way for us, haha
It's the same old story, big funds are buying at the bottom while retail investors are screaming at the top, an eternal tale
Entering at 86500 to test the waters a bit, anyway, the stop loss is already set, what’s there to be afraid of?
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ConsensusBot
· 12-01 23:50
Are short positions getting liquidated at 9 times? This round of movement is indeed interesting; it's no coincidence that large investors are picking up goods while the market is falling.
Real money is paving the way, and retail investors have all been played for suckers. Now let's see who can hold their mindset and not chase the price.
Testing this idea at 86500 is steady, but I'm afraid it might just be another false breakout to fool people.
The range around 84800 is indeed attractive. If it really pulls back, I would also want to add, but the key is to avoid losing on stop loss.
Wait, does this logic mean that short positions are now helping long positions? This game is too deep.
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ValidatorViking
· 12-01 23:49
nah, this liquidation flip is exactly the kind of consensus finality moment that separates the wheat from the chaff. when shorts start getting slashed 9x harder than longs, you're watching the validator set of capital rebalance itself... pretty battle-tested pattern tbh
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SignatureCollector
· 12-01 23:49
Short positions getting liquidated really at 9 times, this wave is indeed paving the way for long positions, the data won't lie.
The signs of large investors picking up are too obvious, retail investors have long been washed out.
Testing 86500, 84200-84800 is the real opportunity to build a position, this logic is clear.
Stop loss at 83400, this level of discipline is the fundamental way to survive.
The story of rotation ends here, let's see who can buy the dip and not buy at halfway up.
Once short positions are done, it's time for long positions to take over, just wait for the rebound.
The market is never wrong, what's wrong is always one's own greed.
Only when it holds above 87800 can one dare to think about 89500, don't overthink it.
The first momentum of this rebound is the price of short positions' blood, don't be soft-hearted.
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WalletsWatcher
· 12-01 23:34
Short positions get liquidated 9 times, can this buy order catch it? I feel like I need to test the bottom again.
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I don’t even dare to enter one lot at 86500, I always feel like someone is playing people for suckers.
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Real money? It seems to me that I'm being played for a sucker.
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On-chain large investors are picking up goods... Sounds great, but I have really been trapped before, I'm scared.
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The market is always more important than judgment; this saying is good, but my stop loss always gets hit.
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The first fluctuation of the rebound? It feels more like a bull trap to me, so I’ll stay cautious and observe.
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I understand the logic of liquidation rotation, but will the next one to get liquidated be me?
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Is 83400 the red line? What if a long wick candle directly pierces through?
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The floating positions are cleared, right? So what does my small position count for?
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The target of 87800 is a bit greedy; I think I should run at 84800.
#数字货币市场回调 The market trend has changed! Short positions are paving the way for long positions with real money.
I just noticed an interesting phenomenon while watching the market – the liquidation data for BTC has started to come in the opposite direction.
In the past hour, the short positions liquidation volume was 9 times that of the long positions. What does this mean? Those who bet on further declines have now become the fuel for the upward push. After the sharp drop the day before yesterday, which wiped out 3.6 billion in long positions, the market has actually become much lighter.
The current situation is quite delicate:
The panic has subsided, and the floating supply has basically been cleared. More importantly, on-chain data shows that large amounts of capital have been accumulating during the decline, a method of continuous buying that is clearly not something retail investors can achieve. As short positions began to explode, the first wave of rebound momentum arrived.
If you ask me how to operate? My idea is very simple:
You can tentatively enter a batch at the position of 86500, but don't take heavy positions. If it dips to the 84200-84800 range, that would be the market giving a second opportunity, and you can add positions then. A stop loss must be set; 83400 is my red line, and if it breaks, I will accept it. The market is always more important than your own judgment.
The target is to first look at 87800. If it can hold steady, there is a chance to rush to 89500.
In trading, it's never about having a big胆子, but rather about who can see the logic behind the data amidst the chaos. Once the long positions are exhausted, the short positions take over, and this rotation itself tells a story.