In line with my late-night post, the stark difference in long and short positions has finally balanced out to about 2.3:1. Although this ratio is still slightly skewed, it's much better than the around 10:1 gap from last night. A lot of long positions in Bitcoin got liquidated, and I took a short on MSTR microstrategy. #BTC走势分析 $MSTR
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So, how do we evaluate this? $BTC Both bulls and bears are taking a hit, huh? The long positions are ten times that of the shorts, and if we dip down further, we're going to see some serious liquidation.
The content dropped the day before yesterday, and I've been fixing it from yesterday to today. Bitcoin and Ethereum are starting to dip, while crude oil is pumping up $CL .
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Today, oil and Bitcoin-Ether both took a hit. Previously, oil and the crypto market were almost inversely correlated, one going up while the other went down. It seems to reveal some unseen force $ETH $CL .
These are the top three A8 whales ranked from third to fifth, what does that mean? Did the market shift start to smell like a reversal at the end of last year?
So, how do we evaluate this? $BTC Both bulls and bears are taking a hit, huh? The long positions are ten times that of the shorts, and if we dip down further, we're going to see some serious liquidation.
A week of harvest, short crypto & long on oil, waiting for Trump to come back and stir things up this weekend, can almost take all the profits home #特朗普立场
Oil seems to be looking bearish in the market, with target levels being called around 70. Personally, I see the price consolidating upwards, so let me break down my bullish logic. First, we need to understand who benefits the most from high oil prices. First up is Russia, followed by the American oil capitalists, and then the oil-producing countries in the Middle East, along with other regions. The ones hit hardest are naturally the countries that rely on buying oil from the Middle East, followed by those sourcing from other regions. The power dynamics of supply and demand seem to favor the sellers a bit more; Russia, the USA, Iran, and the Middle Eastern producers naturally want to sell oil at a good price. Major energy consumers like China don’t want the war to drag on and are hoping for lower oil prices. Isn’t it interesting that Putin is heading to China soon? You can bet that this will be a topic of discussion, aiming to stabilize prices below market levels for China while skimming profits from other countries. Europe, India, Japan, and South Korea are the ones getting the short end of the stick. So, the war likely won't settle down anytime soon, and oil prices will stay elevated for a while. This is not investment advice; please manage your positions wisely, and feel free to trade against me.
The VIX index is swinging wildly, US index futures are pushing lower, and Asian stocks opened high but are now trending down. Tonight, Friday's US session doesn't look optimistic; Trump's visit to China has already priced in the good news. Are we gearing up for a correction? #VIX #美股指数 $ETH
Last night's strong pump saw open interest not keeping up, resembling a wave of spot buying that triggered a short squeeze on some low-level shorts, followed by a quick drop. With the new Fed chair taking office on Friday and Trump's favorable visit to China materializing, it's worth watching if this triggers a wave of sell pressure.