HYPE recent short-term bearish sentiment continues to intensify. According to data, the short ratio has approached 59%, and market participants' bearish outlook has formed a fairly consistent consensus.
From liquidation data, the current situation is very unfavorable for bullish traders. In the past 24 hours, long liquidations reached $644,500, while short liquidations were only $160,800, a significant gap. This means that bullish investors are bearing losses far beyond expectations.
The technical aspect is even more dire. HYPE's price continues to be suppressed by the EMA99 long-term moving average (around $26.6), with each rebound meeting resistance near this line. This lifeline has become a ceiling that the price struggles to break through.
From a trading perspective, the current low-level rebound may just be another opportunity for shorting. The first target is to watch the $24.00 level for initial resistance; if broken, it could further test the $22.50 support.
The market is essentially a probability game; the key is to strike precisely at high-probability positions. Wait for clear technical confirmation signals rather than blindly bottom-fishing.
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WhaleMistaker
· 19h ago
The bulls got crushed again, with a liquidation of 640,000. This time, it really hurts.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 19h ago
ah yes, here we go again... 59% shorts, $644k longs liquidated vs $160k shorts. statistically speaking, this is exactly the capitulation setup we saw before every major bounce in '21. *checks notes* funny how mass delusion follows the same playbook every single cycle. those EMA99 rejections? pure chef's kiss pattern recognition if you ask me.
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not_your_keys
· 19h ago
More than 640,000 people have liquidated their positions, which is a bit outrageous... The short wave is indeed fierce
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SneakyFlashloan
· 19h ago
It's the same old story again, over 640,000 long positions liquidated vs 160,000 short positions. With such a huge gap, what more do you want me to watch?
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GameFiCritic
· 19h ago
Over 640,000 longs liquidated vs 160,000 shorts, this gap... Tsk, a typical one-sided crushing situation. EMA99 is firmly suppressing, and rebounds are being pushed back down, indicating that a market consensus has already formed, not blind pessimism.
However, I have to say, when everyone is unanimously bearish, it’s often the most dangerous. Historical data shows that when 99% of people are looking in the same direction, the probability of a violent counter-rebound is actually not low. The problem is, right now, there are as many people waiting for high-probability signals as there are those going all-in... The real profit opportunity lies in this uncertainty.
HYPE recent short-term bearish sentiment continues to intensify. According to data, the short ratio has approached 59%, and market participants' bearish outlook has formed a fairly consistent consensus.
From liquidation data, the current situation is very unfavorable for bullish traders. In the past 24 hours, long liquidations reached $644,500, while short liquidations were only $160,800, a significant gap. This means that bullish investors are bearing losses far beyond expectations.
The technical aspect is even more dire. HYPE's price continues to be suppressed by the EMA99 long-term moving average (around $26.6), with each rebound meeting resistance near this line. This lifeline has become a ceiling that the price struggles to break through.
From a trading perspective, the current low-level rebound may just be another opportunity for shorting. The first target is to watch the $24.00 level for initial resistance; if broken, it could further test the $22.50 support.
The market is essentially a probability game; the key is to strike precisely at high-probability positions. Wait for clear technical confirmation signals rather than blindly bottom-fishing.