Analyst: Traders Have Been Actively Closing Long Positions Since July 31, While Sellers Continue to Increase Short Positions
ChainCatcher reports that CryptoQuant analyst Axel stated on social media that since July 31, traders have been actively closing long positions, and the past 24 hours have seen a significant wave of selling in the futures market: when the price dropped to a local low of $112,000, the 6-hour net taker volume fell to an extreme level of -$175 million, reflecting a strong bearish stance.
As the market partially stabilized, the pressure on this indicator narrowed to -$78 million, with the negative gap shrinking by 2.2 times, but the overall market imbalance still favors the bears. Over the past 24 hours, open interest has increased to the $3.04 billion range, with sellers continuing to accumulate positions in an attempt to capitalize on bearish market sentiment.
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