Looking at the one-hour liquidity distribution, the previous judgment is still reliable. In the short term, liquidity can indeed guide our trading direction. This wave of sharp decline directly hit the liquidity zone at 88, and it has really arrived.
But honestly, the current situation is a bit complicated. It is expected to meet around 92,000 tonight. Noticing that there is a sizable order hanging just above at 92,000, which is a pressure level that cannot be ignored.
Key observation: The spot market on the US side is rapidly surging, with movements faster than expected. Even more interesting is that the convergence speed of negative premium is very quick, indicating that market participants have a fairly consistent perception of the price direction. These signals are worth paying attention to.
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CryingOldWallet
· 11h ago
The 92,000 level is really tough, and the US market's recent rally has been quite strange.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 11h ago
The 92,000 level feels like it's about to be broken through
The spot market's rally is quite aggressive, and the rapid convergence of negative premium is indeed interesting
88 liquidity really takes everything in stride; the veteran's judgment is spot on
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CoffeeNFTs
· 11h ago
I'm skeptical about that 92,000; the spot market is so fierce, it's too strange.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 11h ago
That 92,000 hurdle really became a mental block.
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 12h ago
Here we go again, 88 just broke through. My luck is really terrible, I always sell at the lowest point haha
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GasFeeCrier
· 12h ago
Can the 92,000 hurdle be broken? Only now do we know who has the chips in their hands.
Looking at the one-hour liquidity distribution, the previous judgment is still reliable. In the short term, liquidity can indeed guide our trading direction. This wave of sharp decline directly hit the liquidity zone at 88, and it has really arrived.
But honestly, the current situation is a bit complicated. It is expected to meet around 92,000 tonight. Noticing that there is a sizable order hanging just above at 92,000, which is a pressure level that cannot be ignored.
Key observation: The spot market on the US side is rapidly surging, with movements faster than expected. Even more interesting is that the convergence speed of negative premium is very quick, indicating that market participants have a fairly consistent perception of the price direction. These signals are worth paying attention to.