The morning alert set about 13 hours ago is bearish: it was targeting a distribution signal at the highs, and the observation at the time was, “the chips are dispersing.”
Now, based on the publicly available order book reconciliation: among the 3 coins in the alert set, KERNEL has made a rebound and the price is not falling but instead rising; MIRA and BERA are still in a tug-of-war and have not broken down in a one-direction drop.
This bearish alert set currently has 0 executed confirmations—its direction has not yet been validated.
KERNEL: Rebound. The bearish distribution at the morning highs did not play out—instead, the price is rising on rising volume.
After the initial launch, the price rebounded 26.86%. The percentage change expanded by 13.57 percentage points compared with the launch moment, meaning the direction is exactly the opposite of the bearish alert.
Open interest surged 168.19% in sync, suggesting new capital is coming in and adding positions, which doesn’t really look like chips distributing outward.
Funding rate has turned to a deeper negative value, but the price hasn’t weakened—implying shorts have been under pressure throughout this upswing.
MIRA: Choppy/tug-of-war. The bearish signal has not been validated yet.
After the initial launch, the price stayed basically flat, only up slightly by 0.54%. The percentage change narrowed by 3.05 percentage points compared with the launch moment; momentum is weakening but has not flipped to downside.
More telling is that trading volume shrank 65.14%—the buying pursuit volume is clearly no longer keeping up.
The active buy order volume also dropped from 0.88 to 0.69. Fewer people are willing to push higher, but the price hasn’t been dumped down yet.
BERA: Choppy/tug-of-war. The morning bearish alert also hasn’t been realized so far.
The price is nearly unchanged, only down slightly by 0.13%, but the percentage change fell from 6.81% at launch to -0.69%, with a fairly significant cooling.
Worth noting: open interest decreased by 5.79%. Capital has already started to exit, but the price still hasn’t broken down to the downside.
Active buy orders also slipped from 1.06 to 0.91. The strength of chasing longs is weakening, but it’s still not enough to form a confirmed bearish downtrend.
Next, this line to watch is whether the support will truly thin out.
If KERNEL’s open interest continues to move upward together with the price, that means the bearish alert has been disproven and you’ll need to reassess the direction.
For MIRA and BERA, watch whether trading volume and active buy orders keep fading away. Only when the price weakens alongside it can the bearish case be considered confirmed.
If the funding rate turns positive and active buy orders rise again, that would be the counter-evidence signal that this bearish watch should be reexamined.
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