$OG Are you still mindlessly chasing longs? Take a look at OG's smart money data. Although the number of long whales (98) and their positions (1.30M) have overwhelmed the shorts (54, 1.24M), the key point is that both sides have an unrealized P&L of 0.00. This means the whales haven't actually made any money; the average opening price of long whales (4.51) is even higher than the current price, suggesting they may be waiting in a loss for a chance to break even. The average opening price for short whales (4.48) is also above the current price, but their profit ratio (83.33%) is far greater than that of longs (9.18%). This indicates that short operations are more efficient. Considering the recent 231% volatility and the nominal long-short ratio (99.8%) heavily favoring longs, this is likely a trap for longs, and the main capital may be preparing to offload. It is advisable to watch cautiously or consider lightly going long if it dips to around 4.05, with a stop-loss set at 3.95.

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OG Latest Update: Bearish Indicators: Key technical indicators such as MACD and moving averages show that the price is still in a downward trend. Selling Pressure: The price drop has been accompanied by a significant outflow of funds, indicating strong selling intent. It's worth noting the improved availability: Recent announcements about the token being listed on multiple platforms will enhance its accessibility and potentially expand its user base. However, also be cautious of Bearish Momentum: The MACD line has crossed below the signal line, and the histogram is in negative territory, indicating strong downward momentum in the price over the past few hours.

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