#数字资产市场观察 This wave of short positions has reached a critical point.
Here are a few key numbers: Data from certain mainstream platforms shows that the proportion of short positions has skyrocketed to 60%-70%, which is an exaggerated level of one-sided crowding. Interestingly, in the last hour, the amount of long liquidations is 26 times that of shorts – the longs that needed to exit have basically cleared out, and the selling pressure is diminishing.
From a technical standpoint, $MON has retraced more than 50% from its peak, and the downward space has been tightly compressed. If a reverse squeeze occurs in this position, the elasticity could be quite significant.
**If you want to participate, it is recommended to do this:**
Take a small position to test the waters. Currently, you can consider a small allocation in the $0.027-0.028 range. The stop-loss must be clearly set below $0.0255, and you must exit unconditionally if touched. Profit expectations are divided into two tiers: conservative view at $0.03, aggressive view at $0.035.
This approach is essentially a game of short-term emotional recovery and technical pullbacks, not value investing. Position control is the top priority—use money you can afford to lose to test whether the market will surprise you.
Remember: reverse opportunities during extreme emotions are often fleeting, but the risks are also very real.
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SignatureVerifier
· 1h ago
wait, 60-70% shorts but somehow longs getting liquidated 26x harder? that math doesn't check out... insufficient validation on those numbers tbh. needs further auditing before i touch this. the setup sounds statistically improbable unless there's some critical context they're conveniently omitting here.
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MidsommarWallet
· 13h ago
Short positions have piled up here and it's still not rebounding; it's really getting a bit hard to hold on.
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MEVictim
· 13h ago
Short positions are all buying the dip, while long positions have already run away; this is the bottom signal.
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NervousFingers
· 13h ago
60%-70% short positions? This is simply digging a pit for us.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 13h ago
With short positions piling up to this extent, the rebound elasticity is indeed worth looking forward to, but a 26x liquidation ratio is a bit harsh on this detail.
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PumpDetector
· 13h ago
short squeeze setup looks juicy but ngl the 26x liq ratio feels like a trap... seen this movie before. bulls getting liquidated that hard usually means whales are just setting bait for retail fomo. 0.027 is tempting but imma wait for actual volume confirmation first, not touching this until i see smart money moving in. remember mt.gox? yeah exactly.
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BlockImposter
· 13h ago
The short positions are piled up so high, it feels like they are going to get liquidated.
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NFTHoarder
· 13h ago
With so many short positions, is there really going to be a rebound? How credible is that?
#数字资产市场观察 This wave of short positions has reached a critical point.
Here are a few key numbers: Data from certain mainstream platforms shows that the proportion of short positions has skyrocketed to 60%-70%, which is an exaggerated level of one-sided crowding. Interestingly, in the last hour, the amount of long liquidations is 26 times that of shorts – the longs that needed to exit have basically cleared out, and the selling pressure is diminishing.
From a technical standpoint, $MON has retraced more than 50% from its peak, and the downward space has been tightly compressed. If a reverse squeeze occurs in this position, the elasticity could be quite significant.
**If you want to participate, it is recommended to do this:**
Take a small position to test the waters. Currently, you can consider a small allocation in the $0.027-0.028 range. The stop-loss must be clearly set below $0.0255, and you must exit unconditionally if touched. Profit expectations are divided into two tiers: conservative view at $0.03, aggressive view at $0.035.
This approach is essentially a game of short-term emotional recovery and technical pullbacks, not value investing. Position control is the top priority—use money you can afford to lose to test whether the market will surprise you.
Remember: reverse opportunities during extreme emotions are often fleeting, but the risks are also very real.