2025-12-28 22:21:43

FIL's recent trend is worth paying attention to. From a technical perspective, EMA7 and EMA99 are converging at the $1.319 level, which typically indicates the emergence of a key resistance zone.

More interestingly, the data shows a significant picture. On some professional trading platforms, the short position ratio has reached 88.4%, which is quite high. When market participants are so heavily betting on one direction, does it mean that the risk has been fully priced in? Or is the flow of major funds changing?

By observing the market details, you can indeed see signs of capital inflows and outflows—the rhythm of upward moves and relief is quite clear. If this resistance level of $1.319 cannot be effectively broken, the next support levels to watch are $1.265 and even lower at $1.180.

Trading is fundamentally a game of probabilities. High short ratios, technical resistance, and capital flow patterns—all are factors in assessing the odds of a successful move. But the market always has surprises—true smart money never puts all their chips on a single direction.

What do you think about FIL's next move? Will it continue to face pressure, or could there be a surprising reversal?

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NFTragedy

· 2025-12-31 22:16

88.4% of shorts? Buddy, you're handing the main players a knife... --- The 1.319 level is indeed a bit shaky, but I bet on a surprising reversal --- It's usually the most dangerous when shorts are crowded, the big players love this kind of situation --- The capital flow looks like it's testing the waters, it doesn't seem like it's going to continue sinking --- Don't go all-in on shorts, this setup is too obvious, it's going to explode --- Wait for the break of 1.319, either a surge or a further dip, there's no point in doing nothing in between --- A high short position is usually a turning point signal, whether it can turn around this time depends on this level --- I'm a bit suspicious if it's intentionally absorbing the chips, when too many are bearish, it's easiest to get trapped

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TheMemefather

· 2025-12-31 17:21

88.4% Short? That's outrageous. The more shorts there are, the more I want to buy the dip. --- If 1.319 can't be broken... let's wait and see at 1.265. That's how probability games work. --- Smart money never all-in on one direction. No doubt about that. --- Has the main capital flow changed? Can't see any details on the chart for now. --- This wave of FIL might surprise in the opposite direction; it depends on whether it can break through 1.265 later. --- Having so many shorts is actually a good sign. A violent reverse rally could be just around the corner. --- EMA convergence + high short interest... this setup is interesting. Waiting to eat some meat. --- If the pressure continues, I'll run; if it reverses, I'll jump in. Simple and straightforward. --- Is 1.180 the real bottom? Feels like it can still fall. --- The signs of capital inflow and outflow are indeed obvious, but who knows what the main players are thinking next.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 2025-12-31 16:34

88.4% short positions? This number feels like it's fishing, with such a strong contrarian indicator...

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whxing777

· 2025-12-29 00:57

It's clearly a institutional exchange jointly controlling the market, but you make it sound so grand. You're really mean.

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OffchainWinner

· 2025-12-28 22:48

88.4% Short Positions? Why haven't these guys been liquidated yet? --- 1.319, if this key level can't hold, are we really going down to 1.180? Feeling a bit hesitant. --- Is the main force pushing up to relieve pressure? Feels like they're scaring off traders and shaking out funds. Who would believe that? --- Smart money never all-in on one direction. That's true, but I just can't learn it. --- High concentration of short positions is actually a signal. If it can't collapse, it will reverse and take off. --- Both technical and capital analysis, in the end, it's just "I don't know what will happen" haha. --- FIL is really interesting now. Only if 1.319 breaks will there be a story. --- What does 88.4% short positions indicate? It means a dump is coming. --- I'm tired of hearing about resistance and support levels. It's better to bet on what the main force is thinking. --- Probability games sound nice, but basically, it's just gambling with luck.

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EternalMiner

· 2025-12-28 22:44

88.4% short positions? Isn't this a signal to buy the dip... I'm thinking about taking a gamble.

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rugpull_survivor

· 2025-12-28 22:44

88.4% Short? That number looks like a trap; the main players are just waiting for these retail investors to get liquidated. --- If 1.319 can't be broken, then it depends on 1.265, but I bet on a surprise reversal. In such extreme sentiment, the market often moves in the opposite direction. --- Smart money has already started to exit in batches. Now the market is full of trapped retail investors encouraging each other. --- EMA convergence indicates what? It just means no clear direction. During such times, the market is most easily manipulated. --- The recent surge in FIL is a pressure relief; I think the main players are accumulating, lowering the price to make another move. --- A high short ratio is actually a positive signal; when retail investors are all betting on short, the market often moves in the opposite direction.

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GasWaster69

· 2025-12-28 22:40

88.4% short? Isn't that a reverse signal... The main force is waiting to cut the leeks, my intuition tells me to be careful --- 1.319 if it can't break, then look at 1.265, but I think the main force might be brewing something, too many shorts are actually dangerous --- Smart money won't all in one direction, that's true, but there are already few smart money in the market... Retail investors still have to gamble --- The traces of capital inflows and outflows are well written, but the key is whether you dare to bottom fish? I don't dare --- This wave of FIL feels like either a big rise or a continued drop, the chance of sideways movement is not high --- The calm before the short squeeze, I bet on a surprising reversal --- 1.319 is indeed a critical level, but when technicals and capital flow don't match, who is more accurate... --- From your analysis, it looks bearish, but I think this is actually the darkness before dawn --- 88.4% is ridiculous, it feels like this group of shorts is about to be harvested, just waiting to watch the show --- Probability games sound nice, but in fact it's gambling; winning the bet is called analysis, losing the bet is called being trapped

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RektCoaster

· 2025-12-28 22:38

88.4% short ratio? That actually makes me want to buy the dip a bit. It's too extreme, I always feel like someone is about to be ambushed.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 2025-12-28 22:37

88.4% Short? That number is too extreme, it actually makes me a bit skeptical... --- Breaking 1.319 is really crucial, but it feels like the main force is just teasing. --- Wait, no, with so many people bearish on FIL, does that mean the probability of a reverse dump is actually higher? --- The traces of funds are indeed visible, but predicting the trend is still too difficult, brother. --- With such a concentrated short position, I actually want to try bottom fishing. Is this a signal in terms of probability? --- This wave of FIL seems to be oscillating around 1.3, so boring.

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