$ZAMA This drop is quite decisive.
In the 15m timeframe, it fell 3.47%. Volume surged straight to 2.13x, with volatility at Z 2.62—this isn’t a minor wick or a small needle penetration; it’s a breakout with volume that breaks down. The closing price fell through the lower edge of the last nearly 20 consecutive 5m K lines. Active trading imbalance was -23.8%, and the buy-sell ratio was 0.62—seller control is very obvious.
But what’s truly interesting is the OI. In 15m, OI is -0.87%; in 1h, OI is -0.63%. The nominal change is -852K / -767K USDT, roughly around -4%. Price is down while OI is also down—this isn’t new shorts entering; it’s longs deleveraging, cutting losses, and reducing position size. The pool’s abnormal percentile is 94.2%, abnormal rank is #3, nominal change rank is #13, and the pattern continues across multiple consecutive periods. This kind of structure usually indicates panic traders transferring positions and not adding to shorts.
The last 24h trading value is 138.55M, and volume is still there, meaning it’s not a coin that no one plays. The key now is: can this deleveraging find a stop near the historical extreme range? The OI abnormality is still continuing—don’t rush in. Wait for the active sell pressure to converge before considering entry.
In the 15m timeframe, it fell 3.47%. Volume surged straight to 2.13x, with volatility at Z 2.62—this isn’t a minor wick or a small needle penetration; it’s a breakout with volume that breaks down. The closing price fell through the lower edge of the last nearly 20 consecutive 5m K lines. Active trading imbalance was -23.8%, and the buy-sell ratio was 0.62—seller control is very obvious.
But what’s truly interesting is the OI. In 15m, OI is -0.87%; in 1h, OI is -0.63%. The nominal change is -852K / -767K USDT, roughly around -4%. Price is down while OI is also down—this isn’t new shorts entering; it’s longs deleveraging, cutting losses, and reducing position size. The pool’s abnormal percentile is 94.2%, abnormal rank is #3, nominal change rank is #13, and the pattern continues across multiple consecutive periods. This kind of structure usually indicates panic traders transferring positions and not adding to shorts.
The last 24h trading value is 138.55M, and volume is still there, meaning it’s not a coin that no one plays. The key now is: can this deleveraging find a stop near the historical extreme range? The OI abnormality is still continuing—don’t rush in. Wait for the active sell pressure to converge before considering entry.