The recent trend of H coin is indeed worth following. After surging to 0.21986, it began to turn around, and a clear double top pattern has appeared on the 1-hour Candlestick chart. From the funding perspective, long positions are paying a significant funding rate to short positions, indicating that market sentiment has shifted. The short position ratio of Large Investors is also rising, showing a typical pattern of a peak followed by a pullback controlled by short positions.
Looking at another layer of detail - although the number of long positions and the number of Large Investors still favor long positions, both indicators are trending down. Interestingly, there has been a noticeable increase in active selling at key levels, all of which point to funding taking advantage of high prices to execute short positions.
In the short term, there is indeed momentum for short positions, and it can be considered to place short orders near the resistance level of 0.20, with a target range of 0.18 to 0.17 below. However, one point to remind is that the overall medium-term trend still favors long positions; short positions are just a short-term speculative opportunity. It's important to set stop losses strictly (for example, exit if it breaks 0.21) and manage risk exposure carefully.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-23 04:54
Laughing to death, it's this old trick of "highs and lows" again. I bet five wonton skins that the Large Investors have already slipped away at 0.21.
Short positions in control? Brother, your choice of words is as exhausting as telling me "this year will definitely double."
Seeing 0.18 to 0.17, I'm going to practice my cross talk lines first, so I have some jokes when I'm being played for suckers.
Setting a stop loss at 0.21? Sounds good, but I've never set one before, purely the essence of a sucker.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 12-23 04:46
The double top has appeared, and if it can't hold at 0.21, the shorts really have something this time.
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With the funding rate this high, the longs are bleeding, and Large Investors are reducing their positions, can't you see?
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Layout a short order at 0.20? I think it's feasible, but if it breaks 0.21, you must decisively stop loss, don't hold a losing position.
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Overall, the longs still dominate? This sounds a bit harsh, but I've clearly seen the short-term short opportunities.
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Active sell orders are increasing at key levels, indicating that someone is running at high points, this trend has indeed changed.
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In the medium term, the longs dominate, while in the short term, it's a short game—this means it's quite awkward now, the risk is indeed high.
The recent trend of H coin is indeed worth following. After surging to 0.21986, it began to turn around, and a clear double top pattern has appeared on the 1-hour Candlestick chart. From the funding perspective, long positions are paying a significant funding rate to short positions, indicating that market sentiment has shifted. The short position ratio of Large Investors is also rising, showing a typical pattern of a peak followed by a pullback controlled by short positions.
Looking at another layer of detail - although the number of long positions and the number of Large Investors still favor long positions, both indicators are trending down. Interestingly, there has been a noticeable increase in active selling at key levels, all of which point to funding taking advantage of high prices to execute short positions.
In the short term, there is indeed momentum for short positions, and it can be considered to place short orders near the resistance level of 0.20, with a target range of 0.18 to 0.17 below. However, one point to remind is that the overall medium-term trend still favors long positions; short positions are just a short-term speculative opportunity. It's important to set stop losses strictly (for example, exit if it breaks 0.21) and manage risk exposure carefully.