#数字货币市场洞察 $LUNA2 Up 40% in a single day, but this game isn't over yet.
Let's look at the data first. Over the past 24 hours, $1.83 million in shorts were liquidated, which is 2.3 times the amount of long liquidations. Even more striking, the short position ratio on a major platform is still as high as 55.3%. What does this mean? A large number of bears haven't surrendered yet, and positions are highly concentrated.
What about the technicals? The price has held above all moving averages, and the RSI just hit 61—neither overbought, with plenty of room to run higher. The trend is confirmed, but a pullback could happen at any time.
My view: A pullback isn't a bad thing; in fact, it's an opportunity window. The target range is 0.15-0.162, and for aggressive traders, 0.178. But there's one iron rule—if it breaks below 0.124(EMA25), you must exit, no emotions.
The core logic is simple: crowded shorts + cascading liquidations + a formed trend. With these three conditions combined, a dip is a signal to enter.
In short: don’t hesitate when the trend is clear, but always remember to set a stop-loss.
Trading is never gambling; it's about making decisions based on high-probability events.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 21h ago
This round of liquidations for shorts is really brutal, 1.83 million evaporated just like that. I just want to see how many people can still hold on at 0.124...
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 12-06 23:18
Nearly $2 million in short positions have been liquidated, but 55% of people still haven't surrendered. This is getting interesting.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 12-06 23:17
$1.83 million in short positions liquidated. This time, it all depends on how the pullback plays out.
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Another one of those surges—easy to get rekt badly.
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That 0.124 line really can't be touched. Someone already lost big before by getting greedy.
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Shorts still account for 55%? Feels like another wave is coming.
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RSI is only at 61, so there's still room, but this pump is way too fast.
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I just want to know if this rebound can hold up to 0.178. Feels unlikely.
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$1.83 million in shorts liquidated, but only $790,000 in longs. These numbers are kind of crazy.
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So the trend is confirmed, right? But I still think it's safer to wait for a retest before getting in.
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Every time I say I'll set a stop loss, but when the time comes, nobody wants to close their position. It's a psychological barrier.
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Anyone who got in at the 0.15-0.162 range is in profit. Is it a bit late to get in now?
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-06 23:07
1.83 million shorts liquidated, is it finally the bulls' turn? But I still feel a bit nervous...
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RSI is only 61, it can still run, but set your stop-loss, everyone—don’t lose everything.
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Another “the trend is clear” comment—I’ve heard that too many times. Is it for real this time?
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Running at 0.124 is a must, I agree on that. At least get out alive.
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1.83 million shorts liquidated, feels like a cleanup—are they preparing to dump next?
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I just want to know, when will these 55.3% shorts finally admit defeat for good...
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Buying on the dip? Don’t kid me. Last time I did that, I got cut in half.
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Talking about stop-loss is easy, doing it is hard. When it really drops, who’s willing to pull the trigger...
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PumpStrategist
· 12-06 23:04
55.3% of shorts still haven’t been liquidated, this is definitely interesting. But the talk about RSI at 61 not being overbought... that sounds a bit off to me.
Honestly, the chip distribution does show heavy resistance, but can the 0.124 line really hold? What does historical price action say?
There's nothing wrong with buying on a pullback, but the real fear is everyone aping in again. Most people can’t even set a proper stop-loss.
1.83 million shorts being liquidated sounds great, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t bigger traps ahead. Watch out for the big players accumulating.
The technicals look great, but in this kind of market, that’s often when things can backfire the most. I’ve seen too many people buy the top when “the trend is set.”
#数字货币市场洞察 $LUNA2 Up 40% in a single day, but this game isn't over yet.
Let's look at the data first. Over the past 24 hours, $1.83 million in shorts were liquidated, which is 2.3 times the amount of long liquidations. Even more striking, the short position ratio on a major platform is still as high as 55.3%. What does this mean? A large number of bears haven't surrendered yet, and positions are highly concentrated.
What about the technicals? The price has held above all moving averages, and the RSI just hit 61—neither overbought, with plenty of room to run higher. The trend is confirmed, but a pullback could happen at any time.
My view:
A pullback isn't a bad thing; in fact, it's an opportunity window. The target range is 0.15-0.162, and for aggressive traders, 0.178. But there's one iron rule—if it breaks below 0.124(EMA25), you must exit, no emotions.
The core logic is simple: crowded shorts + cascading liquidations + a formed trend. With these three conditions combined, a dip is a signal to enter.
In short: don’t hesitate when the trend is clear, but always remember to set a stop-loss.
Trading is never gambling; it's about making decisions based on high-probability events.