Recently, the AVAX market has been quite interesting—completely divided. On one side, the bulls are full of confidence; on the other, the bears are holding firm, each believing they are right. When will this divergence end? Usually, a violent fluctuation will push everyone to the same side.
Here are a few signals we should pay attention to:
First is the liquidation data. The situation in the last 24 hours has been somewhat extreme—short liquidations are actually ten times the long liquidations. What does this mean? The leveraged short positions are being significantly wiped out, and the exhaustion of the bears' strength is already quite evident. This is an important market signal.
Second is the flow of funds. Although historically there have been instances of large funds withdrawing, what’s interesting now is that new funds are testing around this sensitive price level. This isn’t random order sweeping; it’s observing the market’s reaction.
Finally, the sentiment differences between various exchanges are surprisingly large. Some leading exchanges have a long ratio exceeding 80%, while other platforms have a short ratio approaching 70%. The consensus among exchanges has completely collapsed. Historical experience tells us that such drastic divergence often indicates that a major market change is imminent.
Based on these observations, our strategy is very clear:
🎯 The first key price level: 13.800. If we can break through here, it will resolve part of the market divergence.
🎯 The second key price level: above 14.350. Breaking through this level will lead to a more thorough clearing of opposing sentiments.
Trading is essentially a game of probabilities. We focus on the opportunities with the highest winning chances.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-14 00:32
Short position liquidation with 10x? How outrageous is that, it seems another bloodbath is coming
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The opinions across different exchanges are so divided, it shows no one really understands
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I’ve noted the 13.8 and 14.35 levels, just taking a gamble and trying
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Is the capital testing the waters? That means a decision hasn't been made yet, let’s wait and see
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The biggest divergence each time is right before dawn when it’s the darkest; the next moment, it’s time to choose a side
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The 10x liquidation of the shorts is really terrifying, it feels like the bulls are about to take off
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It’s just that probability game again; in the end, you still have to rely on luck
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Exchanges are fighting each other, this kind of situation is indeed dangerous
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If 14.35 can’t be broken, then it’s game over
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The new funds entering the market to test the waters just mean waiting for a signal, what do you think?
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MergeConflict
· 12-14 00:30
Short position liquidation at 10x, now the bulls are likely to get wiped out.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 12-14 00:29
Short position liquidation at 10x? That’s some serious leverage, the bears are completely harvested.
If it can hold steady at the 13.8 level, it could really be a turning point.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 12-14 00:26
Short squeeze by 10 times? Things just got interesting, feels like a big show is coming
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GameFiCritic
· 12-14 00:22
Short position liquidation at 10x? That logic doesn't quite add up; clearing out shorts ≠ just going long. You need to see who's stirring up trouble here.
With the exchange sentiment so divided, it indicates that the market has no consensus. At such times, going all-in is the most dangerous move. It's a probability game, and you still need stop-losses, brother.
Recently, the AVAX market has been quite interesting—completely divided. On one side, the bulls are full of confidence; on the other, the bears are holding firm, each believing they are right. When will this divergence end? Usually, a violent fluctuation will push everyone to the same side.
Here are a few signals we should pay attention to:
First is the liquidation data. The situation in the last 24 hours has been somewhat extreme—short liquidations are actually ten times the long liquidations. What does this mean? The leveraged short positions are being significantly wiped out, and the exhaustion of the bears' strength is already quite evident. This is an important market signal.
Second is the flow of funds. Although historically there have been instances of large funds withdrawing, what’s interesting now is that new funds are testing around this sensitive price level. This isn’t random order sweeping; it’s observing the market’s reaction.
Finally, the sentiment differences between various exchanges are surprisingly large. Some leading exchanges have a long ratio exceeding 80%, while other platforms have a short ratio approaching 70%. The consensus among exchanges has completely collapsed. Historical experience tells us that such drastic divergence often indicates that a major market change is imminent.
Based on these observations, our strategy is very clear:
🎯 The first key price level: 13.800. If we can break through here, it will resolve part of the market divergence.
🎯 The second key price level: above 14.350. Breaking through this level will lead to a more thorough clearing of opposing sentiments.
Trading is essentially a game of probabilities. We focus on the opportunities with the highest winning chances.