👀 95 whales and 74 whales are BOTH in profit. So who’s lying?
$DASH USDT Perp 43.47 (-4.86%). 9.72M total whale positions. Ratio 21.29% long.
74 whales (in profit): 1.70M at avg 40.49 USDT. Profit +116,734 USDT.
95 whales (in profit): 8.01M at avg 45.68 USDT. Profit +408,839 USDT.
Both groups profitable. Only 5.40% overall profitable — wait, that doesn’t add up? That means most whales are profitable but the number is low because of small losers not shown.
Funding 0.0064% / 06:37:44.
I’m going long. Whales bought lower AND higher and are still green. That’s conviction.
🚨 166% LONG RATIO – BUT 65% OF SHORTS ARE PROFITABLE? MAKE IT MAKE SENSE 🚨
$SAHARA USDT at 0.03446 (-2.79%), funding 0.0050% (2h45 left).
177 whales, 7.78M total. Long/short ratio? 166% LONG – EXTREME.
54 long whales hold 4.86M avg 0.03201, up +346k profit (only 29.6% profitable? wait what). Short whales: 2.91M avg 0.0344367, down only -1.9k but 65% of them are profitable?!
This is a mess. Longs are winning in dollars but most long whales are losing? Contradiction.
I'm staying out until this clears up – but if shorts keep winning, I might short.