flyawei

I’ve been seeing FAN talking about $BEAT having some movement the other day,
turns out it’s true👇

The data on $BEAT shows something really interesting.

The activity from retail users isn’t just a short-term emotional spike,
it’s actually a stable participation that’s lasted a full 30 days.

When prices were going up, people kept buying.
When the market was consolidating, nobody left the game.

Even when the market entered a relatively calm phase, activity on-chain remained strong.
This kind of consistent behavior is way more noteworthy than a single day’s volume spike.

And with a 74.39% Buyer Retention,
it kind of validates this point.
This isn’t data built from a short-term pump,
it feels more like the result of a true community consensus solidifying.
You can see it all on-chain.

I successfully launched my AI trading strategy on @CreaoAI!!!

Before, the signals from my BTC distillation strategy were all bullish,
so I thought, why not create a short-term shorting strategy for high points?
Thus, I had CreaoAI write one for me,
and after a few adjustments, I summarized the following rules:

◼️ Price enters the resistance zone (within 0.3% of recent highs/Bollinger upper band)
◼️ 5m candlestick shows a long upper wick or engulfing bearish candle
◼️ 15m candlestick shows a long upper wick or engulfing bearish candle
◼️ 1H RSI > 65 or 15m RSI > 68 (overbought zone)
◼️ 1H MACD red bars shorten or death cross
◼️ Bounce trading volume < 50% of the average volume of the last 20 candles (low-volume bounce)
◼️ 4H EMA in bearish alignment (price < EMA20 < EMA50 < EMA200)
◼️ 4H MACD death cross + confirmation of lower highs and lows structure

If 6 out of the 8 rules trigger, a signal will be sent. Then yesterday, while I was out enjoying the weekend, I received a flurry of alerts in my email telling me to short 😂

Initially, I thought I shouldn't open any positions over the weekend, but the alerts kept coming, so I opened one, and sure enough, this morning there was a massive drop, which gave me several months of points freedom.

This strategy is still a bit rough, so I plan to refine this agent over the next few days. If anyone wants to receive these signals for free, you can totally create an agent on @CreaoAI based on my rules above. Of course, if you don't want to bother, you can also DM me your email, and I'll have the AI send the signals to your inbox.

CREAO is the AI super agent working platform, and its core function is to help you leverage and automate tasks with AI capabilities.

Once users complete tasks by chatting with the platform's Super Agent, they can save the successful dialogue process as a reusable exclusive agent with one click. It supports on-demand manual triggering, scheduled automated running, and can connect with various tools you use daily.

Feel free to check it out https://creao.ai/@flyiiawei

I've shared the trading strategy agent as well, and I welcome any feedback 👇
https://agent.creao.ai/install/08784f0a-a1f0-49bd-b385-2f609ace424b

#AI $ETH

The day before yesterday, I discovered that @CreaoAI launched Claude 4.8,

so I quickly had it optimize my strategy,

and added a TG group alert feature.

Woke up yesterday morning to see the signal alerts,

held onto my position all day and finally turned a profit,

yesterday it felt like the market was dipping and hesitating,

so I pulled in my take-profit target,

and this morning I saw my position disappeared 🤣🤣

$SOL

Just took a quick scan of the Binance futures data and noticed an unusual signal in the funding rate for $BAT .

$BAT is currently priced at 0.1025 USDT, with a 24-hour price change of +5.2%. The open interest (OI) has increased by +13.1%, with the positions moving from 1.8M > 1.9M > 1.9M > 2.0M. The 24-hour trading volume hit $5.0M, and the current market cap stands at $153.3M, with spot trading pairs available.

On the funding rate front, $BAT 's funding rate shifted from -0.0251% to -0.0259%. The negative funding rate suggests strengthening bearish pressure; the open interest is moderately expanding, intensifying the long vs. short battle; community sentiment is leaning bullish, and attention is rising; there have been 10 recent news articles, with significant media coverage; related news: 24-hour crypto futures liquidations; 221 smart money followers, clear interest from institutions/KOLs.

From the market analysis perspective, $BAT 's open interest is growing moderately at 13.1%, with funds continuously flowing into the futures market and market attention increasing. The funding rate has just turned negative (-0.0259%), and bearish momentum is building up, requiring close monitoring of the funding rate's subsequent direction. $BAT ’s price has risen by 5.2% over 24 hours, but the funding rate has turned negative—sturdy price with short positions increasing, creating a 'short fuel' scenario. If the shorts can’t handle the costs and close their positions, it may trigger a short squeeze rebound.

Operational advice: For those holding short positions in $BAT , please keep an eye on the funding rate changes, as the cost of holding will gradually increase after it turns negative. If considering going long on $BAT , it's advisable to stay cautious and wait for clearer direction given the current short-dominant setup. $BAT 's short-term volatility may increase, so regardless of holding long or short positions, please control your leverage and manage your risks.

Took a quick glance at the Binance futures data, and the funding rate of $GENIUS is quite interesting.

Current price is 0.6806 USDT, up 3.8% over the last 24 hours. Open interest has also surged by 8.1%, jumping from 14.0M all the way up to 15.1M, clearly indicating that capital is flowing into the contracts. The 24-hour trading volume shot up to $115.0M, with a market cap of $212.2M; spot trading looks solid too.

What stands out is the funding rate—it slid from -0.0025% to -0.0029%, with the negative values deepening, showing that shorts are piling in. Open interest has expanded moderately, with both sides placing their bets; community sentiment is leaning bullish, and the heat is rising; there have been 10 recent news articles, and the media is keeping a close eye, like SuperEx launching Genius Terminal and opening up support. 213 smart money addresses are watching, and institutional/KOL interest is pretty high.

Taking a closer look at this setup: while the price is up 3.8%, the funding rate has turned negative, indicating that shorts are holding strong at this price level. Open interest increased by 8.1%, with continued capital inflow, forming a classic 'short fuel' pattern—if the shorts can’t handle the costs and start to close their positions, it could easily trigger a short squeeze rebound. $115

Just took a quick glance at Binance contract data, and the funding rate for $US is quite interesting. Current price is 0.006528 USDT, down 6.2% over the last 24 hours, but the contract open interest has skyrocketed by 22.9%, jumping from 3.3M all the way up to 4.5M before dropping back to 4.0M—a real signal of cash flowing in. 24-hour trading volume is $16 million, but unfortunately, there's no spot market cap support; it’s all about contract speculation.

The funding rate plummeted from +0.0013% straight down to -0.0007%, flipping negative—bears are placing their bets, and strength is building up. Recently, there have been 10 news articles, with the media hyping up the story "Crypto markets shed $80B after fresh US strikes on Iran."

I might have missed the chance to rake in 12k~~

A few days ago, I was on a winning streak with event contracts, hitting 16 wins in a row,

Today I was flexing to a buddy,

Then he told me if I could go all-in every time and snag 12k,

Man, I ran the numbers with AI and he was right,

That really took the shine off it~~

But then I thought better of it,

If I go all-in every time, I could still lose on the last trade,

What I gain is luck, what I lose is my life $BTC $ETH #Hibit

Watching him rise to a high tower, watching him host guests, watching his tower collapse.

USD1 remains rock solid @worldlibertyfi.

I believe many initially saw USD1 as just a "Trump concept stablecoin," but now everyone should know they’re genuinely treating stablecoins like a serious business!!

In just a year, USD1's circulating supply has hit $4.7 billion, securing its spot as the fourth largest stablecoin by market cap, trailing only USDT, USDC, and DAI.

What’s even more impressive is that in the last four months, its circulation has increased by nearly $1.7 billion, with the 7-day trading volume skyrocketing from $200 million to a range of $1.2 billion to $2 billion.

This is no longer something that can be explained by "small-cap hype."

The underlying logic of USD1 is the deep binding of "USD assets + U.S. political capital."

WLFI is closely tied to the Trump family, with reserve assets consisting of short-term U.S. Treasuries, cash in USD, and cash equivalents, all managed by BitGo, with Chainlink providing reserve proof.

What they aim to create is not just a medium of exchange, but a true "on-chain dollar."

Recently, USD1 also became the first native TIP-20 stablecoin. Unlike many stablecoins that still rely on cross-chain wrappers, USD1 has been striving for a more native and unified on-chain liquidity from the start, now deployed across more than ten public chains including Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana.

Lately, we’ve seen funds flowing out of BTC, ETH, and SOL, yet USD1 continues to attract smart money net inflows.

Moreover, with DeFi scenarios like PancakeSwap, ListaDAO, and Solana's prediction markets expanding, USD1 is no longer just a stablecoin.

It’s moving towards being the "on-chain dollar settlement layer!!"
$USD1 $WLFI

Just took a quick glance at the Binance contract data, $PRL is looking interesting—price shot up to 0.1819 USDT, up 13.4% in the last 24 hours, but the funding rate didn’t follow suit, instead dropping from -0.0158% to -0.0169%. Open interest surged by 18.9%, climbing from 3.2M to 3.8M, real cash is being thrown in, both bulls and bears are stacking up. Trading volume is at 38.4M USDT, liquidity is solid, and the media buzz is sufficient with 10 news articles hanging around.

What’s intriguing is that the price is holding strong while the rate turns negative—bears are actively adding to their positions, which essentially gives the bulls some “fuel.” Once the bears can’t handle the cost of the funding rate and are forced to close out, it could easily trigger a short squeeze rebound. Right now, market attention is decent, but the market cap only reflects the contract pairs, making it purely speculative.

If any friends still have short positions on $PRL , keep an eye on the rate changes; the negative zone's holding cost will gradually eat away.

Just scanned the Binance futures data, and the funding rate for $ZAMA is quite interesting.

Current price is 0.0362 USDT, up 6.1% in the last 24 hours. The contract open interest has also increased by 8.5%, gradually pushing from 6.3M to 6.8M. Trading volume hit 16.7 million, with a market cap of 85.9 million, and spot trading pairs are active too. However, the funding rate flipped from +0.0002% to -0.0005%, turning negative — shorts are definitely piling in.

The moderate increase in open interest indicates funds are still flowing in, and market attention is clearly rising. But with prices up and the funding rate turning negative, this scenario is pretty classic: bulls are holding up the price while bears are stacking positions behind, creating a typical 'short fuel' pattern. Once the bears can't handle the funding costs and start closing their positions, we could easily see a short squeeze rally. Recently, there have been 10 news articles, and media attention is quite high. RootData mentioned that $ZAMA is set to unlock about 8.74 million tokens, plus 454 smart money addresses are watching, indicating strong institutional/KOL interest.

For those holding short positions in $ZAMA , keep an eye on the funding rate; once it turns negative, your holding costs will gradually creep up. Looking to make moves...

Just took a quick glance at Binance futures data, and the price action on $ALLO is quite intriguing.

Currently, the price is at 0.0923 USDT, with a 24-hour gain of 5.7%. At first glance, the bulls seem pretty strong. However, the funding rate flipped from +0.0009% to -0.0007%, which is a red flag. The price is rising, yet the funding rate has turned negative—this suggests that the bears aren’t backing down; in fact, they are actively adding to their positions, pushing back against the bulls.

Open interest climbed from 2.5M to 2.8M, a 13.6% increase, with trading volume hitting 12.4 million USD, and a market cap of 26 million. The liquidity in the contracts is sufficient. The media has also picked up on this, with 10 related news articles, plus the topic of liquidations in crypto futures has been trending, so there’s definitely more attention on this.

Let’s focus on this negative funding rate. Bears are starting to pay to hold their positions, which means their costs are steadily accumulating, and the battle between longs and shorts is clearly intensifying. The price remains firm, but the bears are still adding to their positions; this is textbook “bear fuel” territory—once the bears can’t handle the funding costs and are forced to close their positions, the buying pressure could easily push the price up.

For friends holding short positions on $ALLO , just keep an eye on the funding rate changes. Once it turns negative, you’ll be charged extra funding daily, and time is not on your side. If you’re looking to go long, the bears are currently in control, and the direction isn't clear enough yet, so I recommend holding off until the funding rate turns positive or the price stabilizes. Expect some short-term volatility, and don’t crank up your leverage too much—risk management should always come first.

Just took a quick look at the Binance futures data, and the funding rate for $RSR is catching my eye. The current price is 0.001550 USDT, which has dropped 2.5% over the last 24 hours, but the open interest has surged by 10.7%, climbing from 1.6M to 1.8M, with a trading volume hitting $6.1 million and a market cap of 101 million. The spot trading pairs are still active.

The funding rate shift is even more telling, flipping from +0.0003% to -0.0002%, indicating that shorts are starting to quietly gain momentum. The gradual increase in open interest suggests that both bulls and bears are stacking their chips in this game, neither side willing to back down. Recently, there have been 10 news articles, and the media buzz is quite high, with 180 smart money players keeping an eye on it, and interest from institutions and KOLs is rising as well.

To sum it up: open interest for $RSR has increased by 10%, with funds continuously entering the market, but the funding rate just turned negative, indicating that shorts are positioning themselves in the shadows. Price movement is relatively small (-2.5%), but the short signal is already lit, suggesting that prices might be building up for a move. Keep a close watch on the funding rate trend; if it continues to decline, shorts could accelerate.

For those holding short positions on $RSR , be aware that the cost of holding will gradually increase after the funding rate turns negative, so don't drag it out too long. If you're looking to go long, now that shorts are in control, I'd recommend observing more and moving less until the direction becomes clear. Short-term volatility may increase, regardless of whether you're bullish or bearish, keep the leverage in check—risk management comes first.

Just took a quick look at the Binance futures data, and the funding rate for $FIL is quite interesting.

Currently, the $FIL price is 1.03 USDT, up only 1.1% in the last 24 hours. It seems pretty calm, but the open interest (OI) has quietly climbed by 11.3%, from 42.8M all the way to 47.6M, indicating that money is continuously piling into the futures market. The 24-hour trading volume surged to $289 million, while the market cap is only $977 million, making that trading volume ratio pretty high, which suggests that big money is making moves.

What’s most worth watching isn’t the price, but the funding rate—dropping from +0.0000% to -0.0005%, just flipped negative. Shorts are gradually adding to their positions, but the open interest is expanding gently, indicating that both bulls and bears are not backing down, and the battle is escalating. There are 10 news articles about it, and 280 smart money addresses are watching; institutions and KOLs are also turning their eyes toward it.

On the surface, the price of $FIL isn’t showing much volatility, but a negative funding rate is often a bad sign, with shorts positioning themselves in the shadows. The price may be gearing up, and a short-term direction will yield results. If you’re holding a short position on $FIL , keep in mind that once the funding rate turns negative, your holding costs will gradually rise, so don’t hold on too tightly. If you’re looking to go long, in the current short-dominated situation, it’s advisable to watch more and act less—wait for clearer signals before entering. Regardless of your position, don’t use too much leverage; volatility can spike at any moment.

Just finished scanning Binance contract data and noticed something interesting about $JTO 's funding rate.

$JTO current price 0.5552 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 8.2%. The open interest (OI) has skyrocketed by 17.5%, jumping from 8.1M to 9.6M. Although there was a pullback in between, it ultimately surged. The 24-hour trading volume shot up to $54.8M, with a market cap of $263.2M, and the spot liquidity is solid.

As for the funding rate, it adjusted slightly from -0.0081% to -0.0082%, deepening the negative range, indicating that shorts are ramping up their bets. The significant increase in open interest shows that real capital is piling in, not just pure speculative quick in-and-out trades. Recently, there have been 10 related news articles, and the media hype is quite high, especially with Jito's strong Q1 performance igniting a 30% surge. 532 smart money players are keeping an eye on it, and there’s clear interest from institutions and KOLs.

This setup is intriguing—prices have risen by 8.2%, but the funding rate has turned negative, and shorts are increasing their stakes. It’s a classic ‘short fuel’ structure: prices are strong, yet shorts are aggressively adding to their positions. Once they can’t handle the pressure of negative funding costs and start closing their positions, it could easily trigger a short squeeze. With a trading volume of $55M and ample liquidity, short-term volatility is likely to increase.

For those holding short positions in $JTO , be aware that the cost of holding will gradually rise with the funding rate turning negative. If you're looking to go long, it's advisable to sit tight and watch in this short-dominant environment until the direction stabilizes before making a move. Regardless of bullish or bearish positions, keep leverage in check—risk management should always come first.

The bears will never be slaves 🤣🤣🤣

Woke up again to see my short position hit take profit.

The signal strategy running on @CreaoAI is pretty strong,

I've only taken a loss on one trade.

It's a shame I missed the signal email at 5 AM,

otherwise I could've treated myself to a nice meal,

If anyone is interested in this AI strategy,

feel free to DM me $ETH $SOL

Just took a quick look at the Binance futures data, and the fee signal for $RIF is quite interesting.

Current price is at 0.0674 USDT, up 16.4% in the last 24 hours, but the funding rate has slipped from -0.0245% to -0.0254%. Open interest has increased by 9.1%, breaking it down it's 3.4M → 2.7M → 2.9M → 3.7M, clearly expanding during this consolidation phase. Trading volume is 37.7M USD, liquidity is decent, and the market cap is 67.3M, with spot trading pairs available too.

Here's the interesting part: the price has risen by 16 points, but the funding rate has turned negative and is deepening - indicating that shorts are piling up, yet the price isn't being pushed down. This kind of 'price resilience with shorts stacking fuel' often signals a short squeeze in the futures market. Once the shorts can't handle the funding costs and start to close their positions, it could easily trigger a reverse rally.

Recent news has also been quite hot, with 10 related updates, and Rootstock is promoting a simplified Bitcoin DeFi solution, gaining media attention. The trading volume of 37.7M compared to the market cap of 67.3M shows a high turnover rate, indicating that capital is indeed flowing in.

Friends holding short positions on $RIF , beware, as the funding rate turning negative will gradually increase your holding costs, don't just hold on stubbornly. If you're looking to go long, the shorts are currently in control, but the direction isn't fully clear yet. I recommend being more observant and less reactive until the signals become clearer. Whichever way, don't use too much leverage, as short-term volatility might increase.

Just scanned through the Binance futures data, and the funding rate for $VET is looking interesting.

Current price is 0.006049 USDT, down 4.8% in the last 24 hours, but the open interest (OI) actually jumped 11.0%, going from 4.8M to 5.3M. The trading volume hit $9.9M, with a market cap of $527.0M, and spot trading remains normal.

On the funding rate side, it slipped from -0.0118% to -0.0122%, and the shorts are clearly building up as it turns negative. The position sizes are moderately increasing, indicating that both bulls and bears are entering the fray, and the competition is definitely fierce. The media has churned out 10 news articles, with 262 smart money players watching closely; institutional/KOL interest is pretty high.

In short, $VET is currently dominated by shorts, and the negative funding rate means the cost of holding short positions will gradually rise. If you’re holding shorts, keep an eye on the funding rate so your profits don’t get eaten away; for those looking to go long, I’d recommend waiting for clearer direction before making a move. Expect increased volatility in the short term, regardless of bull or bear, ease up on the leverage and ensure your risk management is solid.

Just scanned the Binance futures data, and the movement on $SEI is looking interesting. The price is sitting at 0.0680, up 2.8% in 24 hours. On the surface, it seems calm, but the open interest has shot up by 35.3%, going from 11.9M to 16.1M—real cash being dumped in. The trading volume is nearly hitting 100 million USD, so liquidity is not a concern.

What's even more noteworthy is the funding rate, which flipped from +0.0004% to -0.0002%, turning negative. Shorts are quietly gathering in the shadows, but the price hasn't reacted much.

Just took a quick glance at the Binance futures data, and there's a signal for $HOME that's worth noting. Current price is 0.0247 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 3.3%. It might not seem like much on the surface, but there's a lot brewing in the futures market.

Open Interest (OI) has surged from 9.4M to 10.2M in the last 24 hours, an increase of 8.1%, with funds continually flowing into the futures market. The trading volume hit 11.2M USD, corresponding to a market cap of 95.4M. The spot trading pairs are all in place, and liquidity isn't an issue. However, what really catches my eye is the funding rate—it dropped from -0.0726% to -0.0737%, indicating that the shorts are definitely ramping up.

Here's the interesting part: while the price is going up, the shorts are increasing their positions, creating a classic "short squeeze" setup. The funding rate is already negative, and the cost for short positions will gradually rise. Once they can't hold on anymore and start covering, it could trigger a short squeeze rally. At the same time, there are 10 related news articles, and media attention is high, especially with Coinbase rolling out their AI Agent trading, which could stoke short-term sentiment. If you're holding a $HOME short position, it's best to keep a close eye on funding rate changes, as cost pressure will slowly build. If you're looking to go long, the shorts are currently in control, and the game is intensifying, so I recommend sitting tight and waiting for clearer direction.

Just took a quick glance at Binance Futures data, and $XLM is definitely looking interesting this time around.

Current price is 0.1641 USDT, up 11.4% in the last 24 hours. Open interest has skyrocketed by 19.2%, with a clear segmented trend: 21.9M → 22.5M → 22.5M → 26.1M, with the last spike showing obvious volume increase. Trading volume hit 140.6M, market cap is 8.31B, and liquidity in spot pairs isn't an issue either.

What’s worth keeping an eye on is the funding rate, which flipped from +0.0002% to -0.0001%. The negative funding rate indicates that shorts are starting to make their move, and open interest is still climbing—real cash is being added here. The community sentiment is generally bullish, and the hype is high; there have been 10 recent news articles covering it, and media is following up, like that piece “XLM Price Jumps After DTCC And Stellar Move.” There are 289 smart money addresses watching, and interest from institutions/KOLs is substantial.

The price has risen 11.4% but the funding rate has turned negative—doesn’t this sound like classic bear fuel? The battle between bulls and bears is intense, with shorts actively adding positions, yet the price remains resilient. Once the shorts can’t handle the negative funding cost and start to close positions, it could easily trigger a short squeeze rebound. The 24-hour trading volume of 141M shows that market participation is extremely high, with large funds moving in and out very actively.

For those holding $XLM shorts, be aware that after the funding rate turns negative, the holding cost will gradually increase.