$IREN : That bearish candle last night ate up 10.395% directly. Open interest is still holding around 11,350 contracts, which shows the bulls are hard-pressing. With this kind of drop combined with zero-fee rates, this looks like the classic “longs getting killed by shorts,” where shorts don’t even have to pay to simply sit back and watch them trigger their own liquidation.

Rumors that Trump will add tariffs are back again. The market immediately priced in higher mining-rig costs. Stocks like $IREN —U.S. mining names—are the most sensitive to any hint of news. When something happens, institutions run first to avoid trouble. You can see that OI hasn’t fallen much, yet the price is dropping hard. That suggests someone has posted orders on the futures contract to wait for liquidation levels to get hit—a typical liquidity trap.

My plan is very clear: I’m going short. I’ll place a short order on a rebound to 47.2, with 5x leverage. Stop-loss goes at 48.5, and take-profit initially targets 44. I’m using 30% position size. If it breaks below 45.5, I.

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For people trading IREN, how should they respond to this headline move?