BCH has recently exhibited an interesting phenomenon.
Looking at the data: the proportion of short positions in the entire network has reached 56.4%, with some platforms even exceeding 98%. What does this extreme one-sided sentiment typically signify in history?
Retail investors are panic shorting, but on-chain monitoring shows that spot funds are flowing in abnormally actively. Someone is taking the other side, and with significant actions. The market is always like this—when most people are on the same side, a reversal may not be far off.
From a technical perspective, if BCH can break through the previous high of $588.4 resistance level, the next point of focus might be the $615 round number. Of course, this is just an extrapolation based on the current market structure.
Is this divergence where retail investors are extremely pessimistic while institutional funds continue to flow in a trap or an opportunity?
Trading is fundamentally a game of probabilities. Extreme emotions often harbor the seeds of reversal, but timing is always the hardest part to grasp. Data can be referenced, but the market never follows a script.
What do you think will happen with this wave of BCH?
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MEVvictim
· 12-13 23:11
Retail investors are getting cut, while institutions are enjoying shark fins.
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NFTBlackHole
· 12-13 16:10
It's the same old story again: big players are accumulating, retail investors are getting squeezed out, same old tricks.
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WalletInspector
· 12-12 11:36
The retail investors' shorting ratio in this wave is outrageous, and they are really prone to being squeezed in the opposite direction. Institutions have already quietly started accumulating.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 12-10 23:50
Retail investors are full, and big investors secretly take over, I have read this script too many times haha
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 12-10 23:45
Retail investors are all shorting, while institutions are quietly accumulating? I've seen this tactic so many times, and in the end, it's either a liquidation or a reverse surge.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 12-10 23:33
It's the same old story... When a short position is extremely oversold, it should rebound, so why are so many people still losing money?
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airdrop_huntress
· 12-10 23:29
It's the same old story, institutions are taking retail investors' blood dumplings again.
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TradingNightmare
· 12-10 23:29
Starting to see another short squeeze; tired of this routine.
BCH has recently exhibited an interesting phenomenon.
Looking at the data: the proportion of short positions in the entire network has reached 56.4%, with some platforms even exceeding 98%. What does this extreme one-sided sentiment typically signify in history?
Retail investors are panic shorting, but on-chain monitoring shows that spot funds are flowing in abnormally actively. Someone is taking the other side, and with significant actions. The market is always like this—when most people are on the same side, a reversal may not be far off.
From a technical perspective, if BCH can break through the previous high of $588.4 resistance level, the next point of focus might be the $615 round number. Of course, this is just an extrapolation based on the current market structure.
Is this divergence where retail investors are extremely pessimistic while institutional funds continue to flow in a trap or an opportunity?
Trading is fundamentally a game of probabilities. Extreme emotions often harbor the seeds of reversal, but timing is always the hardest part to grasp. Data can be referenced, but the market never follows a script.
What do you think will happen with this wave of BCH?