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$CFX Although it is a failed breakthrough chase, there are many long positions in the base warehouse, and this idea of chasing breakthroughs can be referred to (as mentioned in figure one). The safety is relatively high, and the success of breakthrough trades can yield high returns; even if it fails, one can react quickly and escape without fear of being trapped.

Now for CFX, we need to wait for a new consolidation pattern to observe 🧐 whether the funds from the main players can stabilize. Since the main players have given up on the breakthrough, we are not in a hurry to enter the market again, and will observe first.

$CFX From a data perspective, CFX's past four hours were driven primarily by increased long positions, with a 68% increase in contract holdings and a net inflow of 2 million yuan. This wasn't a case of double-short contract increases, so shorting is not recommended in this situation. CFX has just broken through the previous daily resistance, so shorting with losses is unlikely.

If chasing long positions, it's still best to look for small-scale sideways trading. It's best to take a small loss at the bottom of the sideways trend. At higher prices, it's not advisable to take a large loss. For example, look for a 15-minute K-line chart after a period of sideways trading. For coins with good data, a small loss bet on a breakout is cost-effective. If you experience losses, wait for a new sideways pattern and data changes.

#vine The weekend has come again, it's time for imitation, and my friends continue to perform steadily.

Around 4 PM on $SPK , I noticed that the SPK main force had significantly reduced their short positions, reminding my friends that SPK short positions can be partially closed (the data on the right side of the first image represents the SPK data in the afternoon, with reduced positions and capital inflow indicating short covering).
The data in the third image represents the current data. The SPK main force has now shifted to a long position dominance at the 24-hour level, and going short is absolutely not recommended. You can try to go long along the support level with a stop loss. Currently, there is a significant amount of short positions from the main force, but the number of long positions is relatively small, so it is also a left-side bet, and you should definitely use a stop loss. The current position has a good stop loss that is also very shallow; if you incur a small loss, observe again to find opportunities.

Around 4 PM on $SPK , I noticed that the SPK main force had significantly reduced their short positions, reminding my friends that SPK short positions can be partially closed (the data on the right side of the first image represents the SPK data in the afternoon, with reduced positions and capital inflow indicating short covering).
The data in the third image represents the current data. The SPK main force has now shifted to a long position dominance at the 24-hour level, and going short is absolutely not recommended. You can try to go long along the support level with a stop loss. Currently, there is a significant amount of short positions from the main force, but the number of long positions is relatively small, so it is also a left-side bet, and you should definitely use a stop loss. The current position has a good stop loss that is also very shallow; if you incur a small loss, observe again to find opportunities.

$SPK spk has seen a slight increase in short positions within the last hour; be mindful of the risk of a pullback. Currently, the short position volume is minimal, and the main force's selling is not evident. Shorting still seems to be at a peak; it's advisable to wait for a pullback before observing for long positions. For shorting, wait until the main force shows a clear and significant amount of selling in the first round, then a volume-less rebound to short at previous high losses is relatively safer.

$SPK Follow up on the SPK data, all contracts with increased holdings in the past 24 hours are long positions, and there are basically no parts with both long and short positions opened. The net inflow is 140 million. Remember the IP from the beginning of the year; entering this cryptocurrency short is really likely to lead to a liquidation. After posting this morning, it has nearly doubled, and the price is getting higher and higher. You can be afraid and avoid chasing the price, but definitely don't short it. The peaks of altcoins are not that easy to gauge.

I would also like to remind you that the higher the price, the greater the risk. No one can determine when the first round of selling by the main force will come, so at this level, even if you chase the price, you must control your position well, find a good pullback position, and set an acceptable stop-loss. Don't go all-in at this position.

$SPK Yesterday afternoon, the market adjusted, and the partners saw SPK increasing long positions against the market trend (Figure 2 shows the data queried by the partners yesterday afternoon, with a 48% increase in long positions over 4 hours and a net inflow of 9 million; at the same time, the 24-hour base position is sufficient). It felt a bit off, and I didn't expect SPK's second leg to be so significant.
Figure 3 shows the SPK data this morning, and after this round of rallies, the base positions for long positions have become more evident, with a 147% increase in contracts over 24 hours and a net inflow of 44 million. This is not a rally with both long and short positions increasing; it is not advisable to short at the current high position. The main force currently holds many long positions, and altcoins can easily be squeezed by the main force if they have too many counterpart positions. Of course, the price has nearly doubled from yesterday afternoon to today, so the risk of going long is also increasing. If you chase now, make sure to set a stop loss with a small support level, and it’s best to wait for a certain pullback or a period of sideways movement.

$SPK Yesterday afternoon, the market adjusted, and the partners saw SPK increasing long positions against the market trend (Figure 2 shows the data queried by the partners yesterday afternoon, with a 48% increase in long positions over 4 hours and a net inflow of 9 million; at the same time, the 24-hour base position is sufficient). It felt a bit off, and I didn't expect SPK's second leg to be so significant.
Figure 3 shows the SPK data this morning, and after this round of rallies, the base positions for long positions have become more evident, with a 147% increase in contracts over 24 hours and a net inflow of 44 million. This is not a rally with both long and short positions increasing; it is not advisable to short at the current high position. The main force currently holds many long positions, and altcoins can easily be squeezed by the main force if they have too many counterpart positions. Of course, the price has nearly doubled from yesterday afternoon to today, so the risk of going long is also increasing. If you chase now, make sure to set a stop loss with a small support level, and it’s best to wait for a certain pullback or a period of sideways movement.

The current increase in contracts of #m m is mainly in short positions (contract holdings increased, net value of contracts flowing out). While the chart looks good, the data suggests that further adjustments are needed.