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As I said, guys! Now look at the $Q liquidation data.Around $4.1M in short positions have been liquidated in the last few hours, compared to just $1.4M in long liquidations.
After this move, we’re seeing more and more traders opening short positions on $Q. Do you think it’s over? I don’t think so. This is just the beginning!
Hope you guys enjoyed my $Q post and managed to make some good profits from it!
Here’s What I Think Happens Next on $Q
Right now, around 58% of traders are short. Based on my experience, when so many traders expect the price to fall, the market can sometimes move in the opposite direction first.
That’s why I think $Q could move higher and trigger a short squeeze. If the price goes up, more short positions could get liquidated, adding extra buying pressure.
Now, look at the Open Interest. $Q OI is up 166.57% in the last 24 hours, which means a lot of new positions are entering the market.
We can also see that funding rates are strongly positive, meaning long traders are paying short traders. This also means we need to be careful because too many leveraged longs can lead to a sharp correction.
In my view, $Q could move higher if buying pressure continues, but stay alert for a possible correction.
Not financial advice. DYOR.
So guys, we can see two large buy orders on $Q, worth around $139.11K and $59.77K, both at $0.189. 👀
$Q is going absolutely crazy!
So guys, we can see that around 65% of traders are holding short positions on $BULLA. Based on my experience, market psychology suggests that another pump could happen before a bigger dump. When so many traders are short, the market could move up first to liquidate them right?
Look at the Current Positions of Traders and Whales on $Q
Around 84.94% of whale long positions are in profit, while only 6.49% of whale short positions are profitable.
The trader data shows a similar picture. Around 78.98% of long positions are in profit, compared to just 16.23% of short positions.
But here’s what caught my attention. Whales hold around $6.05M in long positions versus $9.04M in short positions. This means short positions are larger in value, even though most short positions are currently in loss.
In the latest 30-minute data, whales recorded around $757K in net buying compared to $101K in net selling. Traders also showed stronger buying, with around $859K in net buying versus $174K in net selling.
in my view, buying pressure is currently stronger. However, since around 85% of whale long positions and 79% of trader long positions are already in profit, some traders may take profits, which could lead to a short-term correction.
If buying pressure remains strong after the correction, $Q could move higher again.
NFA. DYOR.
Here’s What I Think Happens Next on $Q
Right now, around 58% of traders are short. Based on my experience, when so many traders expect the price to fall, the market can sometimes move in the opposite direction first.
That’s why I think $Q could move higher and trigger a short squeeze. If the price goes up, more short positions could get liquidated, adding extra buying pressure.
Now, look at the Open Interest. $Q OI is up 166.57% in the last 24 hours, which means a lot of new positions are entering the market.
We can also see that funding rates are strongly positive, meaning long traders are paying short traders. This also means we need to be careful because too many leveraged longs can lead to a sharp correction.
In my view, $Q could move higher if buying pressure continues, but stay alert for a possible correction.
Not financial advice. DYOR.



















