$RECALL This batch of data is a bit unusual and worth keeping an eye on.

Just checked the liquidation data from the past hour—short liquidations are 305 times that of longs. Such an extreme ratio is rare, indicating that a large number of shorts were liquidated at the same price level, with a clear cascade effect. In theory, most of the stop-loss positions should have already been cleared out.

What's even more abnormal is the technical indicator: despite such a drop, the RSI is still steady around 50.5 and hasn't entered the oversold zone at all. This usually means one of two things—either the downward momentum has already exhausted, or there's capital continuously absorbing at the lows.

As for sentiment, the current long ratio is 54.8%, just slightly higher than shorts. This stalemate is actually quite delicate: if there's any sign of a price rebound, forced short covering could trigger a chain of buying pressure.

If you really want to participate (with the premise of testing with a very small position):
- Watch range: $0.117 - $0.1195 could be considered for small test orders
- Previous low: if it pulls back and stabilizes around $0.1137, there may be a second opportunity
- Stop-loss line: $0.1090 must be strictly enforced; this signals the logic has failed
- Rebound target: short-term look for $0.128, stronger rebound could reach $0.14

Honestly, a 305x liquidation ratio is indeed rare. But the market never lacks extreme data—the key is not to get swept up by emotion. Testing with a small position is fine; going all in is pure gambling.

When trading, you still have to respect logic—don’t just focus on the excitement.