【Market Anomalies】The movement of AVAX reveals a distorted phenomenon—institutions and retail traders are trading in completely opposite directions.
Latest on-chain data shows that exchanges with large holdings (HTX, Crypto.com) have a shorting ratio as high as 94.1%, while retail-focused platforms (dYdX, MEXC) are generally bullish. This split is not only psychological but also directly reflected in liquidation data: the amount of long positions liquidated is 66 times that of short positions, indicating that long traders are being bloodied.
**The current price hovers around 14.04, with a clear downward trend.** The outflow signal from large on-chain funds is very clear—smart money is systematically withdrawing.
【Technical Analysis】The RSI indicator has entered oversold territory, suggesting a potential rebound, but this is precisely where the divergence between major players and retail traders occurs. Many aim to bottom fish in the 13.65-14.04 range, but the smart money’s short positions indicate that the downside could be larger than expected.
【Trading Strategy】If AVAX rebounds to the 14.24-14.45 zone, it presents a relatively safe short entry point. The target is 13.30, with a stop-loss set at 14.55. If the price directly breaks below 13.86, additional shorts can be added, with the next support at 13.65.
This is a battle of probabilities. Following the direction of big funds is often more advantageous than going against the trend.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 01-07 22:48
It's the same story again, retail investors get chopped 66 times? I think this is just the trap that institutions are setting for us...
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 01-07 22:47
It's the same story again, how many times has the retail massacre scene been repeated... Smart money is indeed ruthless, but I always feel that these data can sometimes be quite misleading.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 01-07 22:46
Here we go again with this routine, the retail investors being wiped out... Looking at the 66x liquidation data is outrageous, how many newbies are sleepwalking into bottom-fishing?
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RugDocDetective
· 01-07 22:34
66x liquidation... retail investors are slaughtered again, that's why I only follow the big players
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-07 22:32
Retail investors are about to be cut again, this time under the guise of bottom-fishing... 94% of institutions are shorting. This data leaves me speechless. Long positions are liquidated 66 times, it's unbelievable.
【Market Anomalies】The movement of AVAX reveals a distorted phenomenon—institutions and retail traders are trading in completely opposite directions.
Latest on-chain data shows that exchanges with large holdings (HTX, Crypto.com) have a shorting ratio as high as 94.1%, while retail-focused platforms (dYdX, MEXC) are generally bullish. This split is not only psychological but also directly reflected in liquidation data: the amount of long positions liquidated is 66 times that of short positions, indicating that long traders are being bloodied.
**The current price hovers around 14.04, with a clear downward trend.** The outflow signal from large on-chain funds is very clear—smart money is systematically withdrawing.
【Technical Analysis】The RSI indicator has entered oversold territory, suggesting a potential rebound, but this is precisely where the divergence between major players and retail traders occurs. Many aim to bottom fish in the 13.65-14.04 range, but the smart money’s short positions indicate that the downside could be larger than expected.
【Trading Strategy】If AVAX rebounds to the 14.24-14.45 zone, it presents a relatively safe short entry point. The target is 13.30, with a stop-loss set at 14.55. If the price directly breaks below 13.86, additional shorts can be added, with the next support at 13.65.
This is a battle of probabilities. Following the direction of big funds is often more advantageous than going against the trend.