#数字货币市场洞察 $FARTCOIN This move left me stunned: a bizarre phenomenon has appeared in the market—one platform shows that long positions account for a staggering 100%, while another's data shows shorts holding 78.7%. Such an extreme split in sentiment often signals that the market is about to pick a side.



The 24-hour liquidation data is even more interesting: longs got liquidated for $2 million, while shorts only for $410,000. That means long liquidations are 4.8 times higher than shorts. What does this tell us? At this price level, longs are actually quite risky and could collapse at any moment.

The technicals aren't optimistic either. The MACD has formed a death cross below the zero line—a classic bearish signal. Combining this information, shorting might be a good choice.

So, how to operate specifically? Here's my idea:

Start building a base short position in the $0.36 to $0.37 range. This is a common resistance area for weak rebounds, good for a tentative entry. If the price continues to rebound to $0.3750-$0.3850, that's actually a good thing—the risk-reward ratio gets even better, so consider adding more. But remember, if it breaks above $0.395, you need to cut your losses—it probably means the judgment was wrong.

Target levels: $0.313 (previous low) and $0.30 (psychological round number).

To put it simply, when market sentiment is this divided, liquidation data clearly favors one side, and technical indicators confirm the trend, there's often a high-certainty opportunity hidden here. Focus on trades with clear logic and high win rates if you want to survive longer in this market.

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ProbablyNothingvip
· 1h ago
Longs have liquidated 4.8 times but shorts are still holding on—are these numbers crazy or what?
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LiquidityWitchvip
· 9h ago
The data is so conflicting, the bulls are really having a hard time. --- MACD death cross combined with liquidation data, this logic does make sense. --- Wait, the data difference between the two platforms is so huge? Is there something fishy with one of them? --- Try shorting at 0.36, just worried it’s another fake drop... --- Bulls have 4.8 times the liquidation volume, that's a bloody lesson. --- Admit defeat if it breaks through 0.395, this stop-loss setup is pretty rational. --- Market split moments are often the clearest, the key is whether you can hold on. --- Can the $0.30 psychological level really hold... --- Instead of guessing, better to see if the liquidation data keeps tilting. --- You not only have to hit a good risk-reward ratio, but also survive to realize it—that's the real secret to making money.
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MoonMathMagicvip
· 17h ago
The data divergence is so severe, and the long liquidation volume being 4.8 times higher directly explains the issue. With the MACD death cross and this momentum, the certainty of shorting is quite high. However, short-term traders should be cautious and set stop-losses before taking action.
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DataChiefvip
· 12-03 23:49
The data is all deceptive; both longs and shorts can win—it just depends on who moves faster.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 12-03 23:43
This data is ridiculously split—on one side it's 100% long, on the other it's 78.7% short, that's just absurd. Longs liquidated positions 4.8 times more than shorts, that's a pretty brutal outcome. The death cross has appeared, definitely feels a bit dangerous. But I think, at times like this, it's easiest to get caught off guard by a reversal. Be careful not to become cannon fodder. Opening a short at $0.36 sounds good, but it does feel a bit like gambling.
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DAOplomacyvip
· 12-03 23:40
ngl the liquidity fragmentation here is giving classic before-the-crash vibes... arguably these divergent positions across venues point to some pretty non-trivial externalities brewing. seen this movie before, path dependency cuts both ways though.
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rekt_but_vibingvip
· 12-03 23:39
Oh my, long positions liquidated 4.8x? That must be wild.
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GasFeeSurvivorvip
· 12-03 23:29
The longs got liquidated, this data speaks for itself... But I'm still scared, being in all cash makes me too cautious.
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