The current situation is quite interesting — most people are bearish, but it's actually a good time to stay alert. Usually, the market makers create explosive short-selling conditions at such times, absorbing all the short positions. Since this coin has been listed, it hasn't been pumped much; with a small market cap, it doesn't take up much of the funds trapped by retail investors earlier, which is an advantageous condition.
What really needs attention is the short-selling volume. Currently, the trading volume on the derivatives side isn't low, indicating decent participation. However, based on historical trends, it will ultimately fall — so even if there's a rebound, it will just be a quick lick.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 12-28 16:55
actually, statistically speaking—if we're being precise about the token phylogenetics here, the short liquidation mechanics you're describing are taxonomically interesting but historically underperform. let me pull up my spreadsheet on this one... zbt's risk profile suggests it's heading toward an evolutionary dead-end regardless of whale positioning. bearish thesis remains intact per my analysis.
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0xInsomnia
· 12-26 16:45
1U? Wake up, buddy, this thing is probably going to fall.
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The retail investors' money is so little that the big players don't even bother; this is ridiculous.
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Having so many short positions is actually more dangerous; don't get eaten without even realizing it.
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The trading volume is okay, but history might repeat itself; it will still fall.
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To put it simply, just run when there's a rebound; don't overthink it.
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High contract trading volume indicates someone is playing with fire; I'm just watching.
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SchroedingerGas
· 12-26 02:53
When there are more shorts than longs, it's actually a signal to get in. I've heard this logic a hundred times haha
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MissedTheBoat
· 12-26 02:49
Ha, yet another story waiting for a rebound. I've seen enough of it.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 12-26 02:45
Behavioral study of small cryptocurrencies... Short positions accumulating instead become a liquidity trap. This logic has the flavor of antique appraisal— the more devalued something is, the more worth examining.
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MetaLord420
· 12-26 02:29
1U is still just a dream, anyway I don't believe the market can turn around
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There are so many shorts, which is a bit scary; I'm afraid of being cut off when I try to reverse
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Just take a bite and run? Sounds like a typical trick
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Small-cap coins are the easiest to manipulate; only the bravest dare to touch these kinds of tokens
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High trading volume doesn't mean much; what's crucial is whether the subsequent trend can hold up
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It's called a rebound in good words, but in harsh words, it's just a trap to attract more buyers
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Once again, the argument that "most people are bearish but it will rise" is getting annoying after hearing it so many times
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At 1U, you'll probably have to wait until the Year of the Monkey or the Year of the Horse
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History repeats itself, and this time is no exception; just waiting for the drop
Look at $ZBT, the target price remains at 1U.
The current situation is quite interesting — most people are bearish, but it's actually a good time to stay alert. Usually, the market makers create explosive short-selling conditions at such times, absorbing all the short positions. Since this coin has been listed, it hasn't been pumped much; with a small market cap, it doesn't take up much of the funds trapped by retail investors earlier, which is an advantageous condition.
What really needs attention is the short-selling volume. Currently, the trading volume on the derivatives side isn't low, indicating decent participation. However, based on historical trends, it will ultimately fall — so even if there's a rebound, it will just be a quick lick.