$RKLB I’m willing to stand on the long side—and not because I’m chasing the breakout line from today.
Last night, on the subway, I saw it surge onto the front of the leaderboard again. I didn’t rush to check the K-line; the first thing that came to mind was an old saying: when the market pays a premium, it’s usually not for nothing.
From what I understand, this company is basically in the aerospace and launch direction.
This kind of sector has a very realistic aspect: it’s not something you can just build an app for and get to the table. The bar is high, the validation cycle is long. If the market can keep paying attention to it over the long term, it suggests it isn’t just a story paper anyone can talk through.
Look at today’s chart too—it’s quite interesting.
Over 24 hours, it rose from $65.97 to a high of $75.42. The current price is still $72.62, up 9.04%, but the funding rate is still +0.0000%. That doesn’t really feel like a bunch of people crowding in to open longs in a frenzy.
I’ve been burned too many times trading contracts. I’m especially afraid of those tickets where the emotion flies up first, and the funding rate heats up right along with it.
With $RKLB stepping in like this, at least from the funding rate, it hasn’t reached the level where I’d immediately want to stop and back off.
Another thing I’ll pay attention to is whether attention is starting to rise.
On Binance’s US stock perpetuals gains leaderboard, it’s at #15. On the成交额 (trading volume) leaderboard, it’s at #27. In the past 24 hours, trading volume is $27.04M USDT, with an open interest of 109,150 contracts.
What does that mean?
It means it’s no longer the kind of ticket nobody watches while it slowly walks in the corner—yet it hasn’t gotten hot enough that everyone is using it as an emotional outlet.
At this stage, I actually prefer that.
One more practical point: in aerospace-type themes, the market is willing to keep rewarding imagination.
As long as the broader environment is still willing to pay for tech growth, these somewhat scarce-looking targets are relatively easy to see their valuations lifted along the way.
I’m not saying it won’t pull back. This kind of ticket can be volatile by nature. Just looking from today’s high to the low tells you that people who chase too quickly are easy to get shaken out.
If, in the next few days, it doesn’t rise with volume— or if the heat comes in but the资金 (capital) can’t support it—I’ll also rein it in.
But as of this moment, if you ask me which side I’m on, I’m leaning toward continuing to look higher— I’d rather wait for a pullback to buy than short it.
Those are my views. You decide what to do with your money.
$RKLB #USStocks
Last night, on the subway, I saw it surge onto the front of the leaderboard again. I didn’t rush to check the K-line; the first thing that came to mind was an old saying: when the market pays a premium, it’s usually not for nothing.
From what I understand, this company is basically in the aerospace and launch direction.
This kind of sector has a very realistic aspect: it’s not something you can just build an app for and get to the table. The bar is high, the validation cycle is long. If the market can keep paying attention to it over the long term, it suggests it isn’t just a story paper anyone can talk through.
Look at today’s chart too—it’s quite interesting.
Over 24 hours, it rose from $65.97 to a high of $75.42. The current price is still $72.62, up 9.04%, but the funding rate is still +0.0000%. That doesn’t really feel like a bunch of people crowding in to open longs in a frenzy.
I’ve been burned too many times trading contracts. I’m especially afraid of those tickets where the emotion flies up first, and the funding rate heats up right along with it.
With $RKLB stepping in like this, at least from the funding rate, it hasn’t reached the level where I’d immediately want to stop and back off.
Another thing I’ll pay attention to is whether attention is starting to rise.
On Binance’s US stock perpetuals gains leaderboard, it’s at #15. On the成交额 (trading volume) leaderboard, it’s at #27. In the past 24 hours, trading volume is $27.04M USDT, with an open interest of 109,150 contracts.
What does that mean?
It means it’s no longer the kind of ticket nobody watches while it slowly walks in the corner—yet it hasn’t gotten hot enough that everyone is using it as an emotional outlet.
At this stage, I actually prefer that.
One more practical point: in aerospace-type themes, the market is willing to keep rewarding imagination.
As long as the broader environment is still willing to pay for tech growth, these somewhat scarce-looking targets are relatively easy to see their valuations lifted along the way.
I’m not saying it won’t pull back. This kind of ticket can be volatile by nature. Just looking from today’s high to the low tells you that people who chase too quickly are easy to get shaken out.
If, in the next few days, it doesn’t rise with volume— or if the heat comes in but the资金 (capital) can’t support it—I’ll also rein it in.
But as of this moment, if you ask me which side I’m on, I’m leaning toward continuing to look higher— I’d rather wait for a pullback to buy than short it.
Those are my views. You decide what to do with your money.
$RKLB #USStocks