#数字资产动态追踪 $FLUID Recently looked at the position structure, and it's quite interesting. The long-short ratio is only 0.4, which indicates that—money is stacked on the long side, but the number of people is actually fewer. Looking at the long-short ratio of the number of people, it's 1.14, meaning retail investors have already entered in large numbers, and the number of retail investors on the long side is three times that on the short side.
This signal is very representative. More money but fewer people, retail investors flocking in—what is the usual outcome of this unequal structure? History tells us that when the money of big players and the enthusiasm of retail investors become disconnected like this, the profit space for retail investors is often limited. Everyone is clear about the routines in the crypto market.
Based on this set of position data, the fundamental support for the longs is actually quite fragile, and the subsequent space should be closely watched.
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MysteriousZhang
· 9h ago
Large accounts have more money and fewer people, while retail investors are three times more and piling in. Isn't this a classic wool-harvesting scheme?
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MeaninglessGwei
· 9h ago
It's the same old trick again, big players bleeding retail investors and taking their positions. It's time to wake up.
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potentially_notable
· 9h ago
Few funds and many people, isn't this a typical pump-and-dump scheme? Big players profit passively, retail investors go to send warmth, it's an old trick.
#数字资产动态追踪 $FLUID Recently looked at the position structure, and it's quite interesting. The long-short ratio is only 0.4, which indicates that—money is stacked on the long side, but the number of people is actually fewer. Looking at the long-short ratio of the number of people, it's 1.14, meaning retail investors have already entered in large numbers, and the number of retail investors on the long side is three times that on the short side.
This signal is very representative. More money but fewer people, retail investors flocking in—what is the usual outcome of this unequal structure? History tells us that when the money of big players and the enthusiasm of retail investors become disconnected like this, the profit space for retail investors is often limited. Everyone is clear about the routines in the crypto market.
Based on this set of position data, the fundamental support for the longs is actually quite fragile, and the subsequent space should be closely watched.