#数字货币市场洞察 $PIPPIN This wave of movement is pretty fierce, the bears took quite a hit this time.
In the past 24 hours, short liquidations reached nearly $9.4 million, and the long-short ratio surged to 4.5:1. With numbers like that, the market sentiment is clearly bullish. Signs of large funds quietly accumulating at low levels are becoming increasingly obvious, and technically, the bullish signals are already quite clear.
Here are some practical trading strategies:
I recommend building positions in batches within the 0.2470 to 0.2560 range—don’t go all in at once. If the price breaks through 0.2850, consider adding to your position, as that would basically confirm the acceleration of the trend. Remember to set your stop loss at 0.2350—don’t take unnecessary risks.
The short-term target is 0.3100, and if things go well, 0.3400 to 0.3520 isn’t out of the question.
The core logic is simple: accumulate at low levels, follow the breakout, and let the trend carry you. Of course, the crypto market is volatile, so assess the risks yourself and don’t blindly rush in.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 12-06 12:07
$9.4 million in liquidations; the shorts really got wiped out this time, haha. A 4.5:1 ratio is pretty wild.
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HallucinationGrower
· 12-06 11:50
Shorts liquidated for 9.4 million, this move is really intense, longs are going crazy.
If 0.28 breaks through, then get in; I agree with this logic.
But honestly, the scariest thing is a fake breakout—it hurts the most when you get slapped in the face.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 12-06 11:48
A short squeeze of 9.4 million is definitely scary, but I still want to wait and see if it can retest 0.24 before getting in.
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RugPullAlarm
· 12-06 11:39
$9.4 million in liquidations? Uh... let's check if any whale addresses dumped at the 0.2470 price level. On-chain data tells the real story.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 12-06 11:39
Shorts liquidated for 9.4 million, this time really got out of hand. Long/short ratio is 4.5:1, definitely a bullish setup.
I'm all too familiar with this low-level accumulation tactic, the big players are playing chess here. A break below 0.2850 is the starting gun, we’ll have to follow then.
To be honest, I’m optimistic about 0.31, but don’t go all in—scaling in is the way to go.
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Token_Sherpa
· 12-06 11:24
lol the 4.5:1 ratio sounds nice on paper until you realize it's just liquidation theater... we've seen this movie before ngl
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PriceOracleFairy
· 12-06 11:22
lmao shorters getting liquidated left and right... 4.5:1 ratio screams whale accumulation tbh, seen this pattern before during the oracle manipulation cycles
#数字货币市场洞察 $PIPPIN This wave of movement is pretty fierce, the bears took quite a hit this time.
In the past 24 hours, short liquidations reached nearly $9.4 million, and the long-short ratio surged to 4.5:1. With numbers like that, the market sentiment is clearly bullish. Signs of large funds quietly accumulating at low levels are becoming increasingly obvious, and technically, the bullish signals are already quite clear.
Here are some practical trading strategies:
I recommend building positions in batches within the 0.2470 to 0.2560 range—don’t go all in at once. If the price breaks through 0.2850, consider adding to your position, as that would basically confirm the acceleration of the trend. Remember to set your stop loss at 0.2350—don’t take unnecessary risks.
The short-term target is 0.3100, and if things go well, 0.3400 to 0.3520 isn’t out of the question.
The core logic is simple: accumulate at low levels, follow the breakout, and let the trend carry you. Of course, the crypto market is volatile, so assess the risks yourself and don’t blindly rush in.
Let’s seize the opportunity together.