LUNC’s recent pullback has been quite sharp. I checked the data and found that on the day of the top, the contract open interest surged directly to the peak levels seen in Q1 2024—historically, when positions are configured like this, it’s often followed by significant volatility and retracement.
That said, if the price can stabilize and attempt another breakout, I think there’s a second opportunity to position. My strategy will be more conservative, setting the stop-loss right around the recent rebound high at 0.000080. After all, risk control is key for the long run. If this level doesn’t hold, it would suggest the trend might really be reversing.
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SnapshotStriker
· 12-10 14:36
Well, the holding volume data is indeed quite impressive, reaching the same heights as the first quarter wave... I don't know how long it'll take to mess around this time.
I've noted the 0.000080 line; if it's broken, it means it's no longer playable, but it's still early days.
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CommunityWorker
· 12-10 01:24
I told you something was off with this LUNC move. The open interest surged to that level—history has taught us that a major pullback is inevitable afterward.
Wait, are you really willing to defend 0.000080? I doubt it...
There are indeed rebound opportunities, but it depends on whether it can truly break out; otherwise, it's just repeated bull traps. This time, I'll just stay on the sidelines and observe.
LUNC's recent moves have been pretty ruthless, and the contract data has long reflected the problem. But I'll still wait and see if it breaks or not.
Honestly, setting the stop loss there is a bit forced. It might be better to just go all cash and wait for updates.
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just_here_for_vibes
· 12-10 01:24
That 0.000080 level really needs to hold, otherwise we'll have to reassess our strategy.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 12-10 01:15
I just want to ask, can this 0.000080 really hold? Every year when this happens, they say they're controlling risk but still end up trapped. With such obvious bearish signals, why are people still trying to buy the dip?
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-10 01:04
This key level at 0.000080 must hold. If it doesn't, we really have to pull out.
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fren_with_benefits
· 12-10 00:55
Damn, this open interest is really a bit scary. History really does repeat itself.
Wait, can the 0.000080 level really hold? Feels shaky.
I agree with conservative stop-losses, but bro, aren’t you being a bit too cautious this time?
The second wave opportunity sounds good, just afraid it’ll be another roller coaster.
As soon as this data came out, I knew I had to be careful. You called it right.
LUNC’s recent pullback has been quite sharp. I checked the data and found that on the day of the top, the contract open interest surged directly to the peak levels seen in Q1 2024—historically, when positions are configured like this, it’s often followed by significant volatility and retracement.
That said, if the price can stabilize and attempt another breakout, I think there’s a second opportunity to position. My strategy will be more conservative, setting the stop-loss right around the recent rebound high at 0.000080. After all, risk control is key for the long run. If this level doesn’t hold, it would suggest the trend might really be reversing.