The $MYX that was being watched about 7.7 hours ago has gone quiet. It’s like the order book suddenly shifts from a bustling hall to dimmer lights.
Side A is how it looked at launch—very strong.
The price is 0.1121, with a 24h increase of 41.36%.
OI surged to $9.0M, with a 62.7% gain over 24h.
This is classic liquidity getting pushed inward—everyone is watching the same direction.
Side B is what it looks like now—clearly cooled down.
The price has slipped back to 0.1024, down 8.65% from T0.
And the 24h increase has dropped from 41.36% to -2.66%.
OI has fallen from $9.0M to $8.0M—down 10.78% versus T0.
It’s not that people are continuing to add positions and push; instead, hot money is starting to retreat.
The real focus in the market is the long/short structure.
The funding rate is still positive: from 0.0225% down to 0.0178%, and it’s still been 8 consecutive periods of longs paying.
Retail long holders are still 73%, the long/short ratio is 2.71—crowding hasn’t clearly loosened.
The Taker ratio has dropped from 1.03 to 0.90, and the active buying orders didn’t manage to catch the earlier heat.
This move isn’t profit-taking—it’s a pullback after the heat in the high zone fades.
At first it felt like dollar liquidity suddenly opened the gates; later it’s more like the water level receded, but the boats are still pressed up on one side.
#合约复盘 #MYX trend
Generated with Claude Fable 5. AI may be incorrect; information is for reference only.
Side A is how it looked at launch—very strong.
The price is 0.1121, with a 24h increase of 41.36%.
OI surged to $9.0M, with a 62.7% gain over 24h.
This is classic liquidity getting pushed inward—everyone is watching the same direction.
Side B is what it looks like now—clearly cooled down.
The price has slipped back to 0.1024, down 8.65% from T0.
And the 24h increase has dropped from 41.36% to -2.66%.
OI has fallen from $9.0M to $8.0M—down 10.78% versus T0.
It’s not that people are continuing to add positions and push; instead, hot money is starting to retreat.
The real focus in the market is the long/short structure.
The funding rate is still positive: from 0.0225% down to 0.0178%, and it’s still been 8 consecutive periods of longs paying.
Retail long holders are still 73%, the long/short ratio is 2.71—crowding hasn’t clearly loosened.
The Taker ratio has dropped from 1.03 to 0.90, and the active buying orders didn’t manage to catch the earlier heat.
This move isn’t profit-taking—it’s a pullback after the heat in the high zone fades.
At first it felt like dollar liquidity suddenly opened the gates; later it’s more like the water level receded, but the boats are still pressed up on one side.
#合约复盘 #MYX trend
Generated with Claude Fable 5. AI may be incorrect; information is for reference only.