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$EVAA update 99 whales are short from avg 1.44. Price is 2.16. None of them have covered. - Short book $3.01M, sitting at -$1.00M - Long book 3x bigger, $9.61M, +$3.39M - Net shorts flat the whole second leg while net longs kept growing Shorts need a 33% drop just to break even. Nearest short liq cluster is at 2.45, nearest long cluster at 1.6.

$AKE has $457K in short liquidations stacked right above price at 0.0138-0.0142. Whales took profit on part of their longs over the last day, and open interest fell from $45M to $29M. Long whales are still holding $9.3M with +$4.2M unrealized. With less money in the market now, those liquidations are the main fuel left above.

$XRP whales opened $5.7M and $6.11M in longs right into the drop to $0.90. From the first open, price ran +8.4% to $0.979.

$ZEC update: the $851-866 zone from the last update got swept. Price wicked down to ~$801, then bounced about 15%. Liquidations around price now: - Above: a dense zone from ~$1,030 to ~$1,085, with the largest levels at $10.8M and $11.5M - Below: $8.0M at ~$792

Your open interest chart is probably lying to you. Most dashboards show OI in dollars. In dollars, OI moves with price: price goes up, OI goes up, and it looks like new money came in. Often nobody opened anything. Real example, $AKE: - Price almost doubled in one evening - OI in dollars: up more than 50% - OI in contracts: down 17% The dollar chart showed money flowing in. The contracts chart showed positions closing. The move ran on short liquidations, not new buyers. Read it in dollars and you get the exact opposite of what happened. This is why PumpGlass counts OI in contracts, combined across major exchanges. Free, no signup. We wrote a full guide on reading it properly: the 4 price/OI combos, 5 setups where OI actually helps, and the mistakes most traders make. pumpglass.com/learn/how-to-r… The map below shows where OI was opened or closed across the market today.

ethereum:0xc477b6dfd26ec2460b3b92de18837fd476ea7549 price has been flat at 0.0019 for two days. Open interest grew 70% in the same two days. Nobody is leaving this chart. Shorts keep adding and sit 49% in profit. Longs are not closing either, their size is at a two-week high. Almost no liquidations. Both sides are stacking into a price that does not move. Longs have little left to lose. Shorts have a lot.

$AKE spiked to 0.018 and liquidated about $600K in shorts within minutes. Whales sold right into it. Long exits hit their biggest bars of the whole move on that wick, over $1M in a single 15-minute candle. Open interest keeps falling after the spike, so no new money is coming in. Price is back at 0.0137.

solana:4i5muJFFaTX7a6u9QhpZYs8Q1BwwCU4jSuRxAwuSHELL is up 80% in a day, and the crowd went from 73% long to majority short over the week. Positioning now: - Long whales: $2.51M, avg entry $0.0334, in profit - Short whales: $1.72M, avg entry $0.0349 - Crowd: 52% short, whales 59% long Price sits right on the short whales’ entry. Holding above $0.0349 keeps them in loss with liquidations stacked near $0.038. Losing it brings the longs’ $0.0334 into play.

$AKE has a thick wall of sell orders stacked right above price, from 0.0135 to 0.0155. Until that wall gets eaten, the upside looks capped here.