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The Bubble Map on $CAP Looks Very Interesting The largest wallet is the Binance Wallet Proxy, holding around 85.42% of the total $CAP supply. The second-largest wallet holds around 9.44%, while the PancakeSwap Vault holds another 1.05%. Outside of these major wallets, we can also see several smaller wallets and connected clusters, including Cluster 1 with around 0.15% and Cluster 2 with around 0.12%.

As I said, $LOBSTER (龙虾) would see a correction, and that’s exactly what happened.

This token still has more to show. Stay patient. Not financial advice.

The whale order book on $ORCA is showing some important levels around the current price. There are large sell walls above the current price, especially around $3.20-$3.70, with bigger orders around $3.50 and $3.70. These could create selling pressure if price moves into those levels. At the same time, there are strong buy orders below the current price, especially around $3.05, $2.95, $2.93 and $2.92. These levels could act as support if we see a pullback. $ORCA is currently around $3.05, so the battle between these buy and sell orders is getting interesting. If buyers can absorb the sell walls above, especially around $3.20-$3.50, we could see another move higher. But if buyers fail to hold the $3.05-$2.92 area, a short-term correction could come first. NFA.DYOR

$LOBSTER (龙虾) Is Looking Interesting We can see that Open Interest is around $48.8M, up 78.22% in the last 24 hours. This shows that a lot of new positions are entering the market. Funding is also positive, with Binance around +0.186%, Bybit around +0.01%, and Huobi around +0.005%. The interesting part is the Long/Short data. Around 64% of traders are long, while around 36% are short. This is where the market psychology becomes interesting. After such a strong move, many traders may expect $LOBSTER to move higher again, so they start opening more long positions. But when around 64% of traders are already long, the market can move against them first. Some traders may take profit, and if price starts falling, those crowded longs could come under pressure. So, based on the data I’m tracking, a 20–30% correction is possible from here. NFA. DYOR.

The Latest Data On $US Is Looking Very Interesting We’ve already seen $US make a big move from around $0.006 to above $0.06, followed by a strong correction that brought the price back toward the $0.01 area. Now we’re seeing Open Interest build again. OI is currently around $15.2M, up 32.15% in the last 24 hours, showing that new positions are entering the market again. The interesting part is the Long/Short data. Around 64% of traders are long, while only around 36% are short. After the previous big move, many traders may be expecting $US to make another strong move. But with around 64% of traders already long, the possibility of a correction is also there. Some traders may start taking profit, which could put pressure on the price. Just my personal view based on the data I’m tracking. NFA. DYOR.

$ORCA Could Still Have More Upside The Long/Short data on $ORCA is interesting. Around 55% of traders are short, while around 45% are long. Top trader accounts are also leaning short, with around 57% short. This is where the market psychology gets interesting. After seeing $ORCA pump strongly, many traders may think it has already moved too much and a dump is coming. So they start opening shorts. But when too many traders expect the same move, the market can sometimes surprise them by moving in the opposite direction. We can see Open Interest is around $25.1M, up 159.18% in the last 24 hours, while the price is up around 54%. OI is growing much faster than price, showing strong new positioning in the market. If this momentum continues, $ORCA could still show more upside in the coming days. NFA. DYOR.

Latest whale buy and sell orders on $RLC.

$RLC is telling a story beyond the chart. We’ve seen a few traders take $10K -$20K+ losses on $RLC, with some liquidations happening around $0.87. But here’s what caught my attention: even after a 140% pump, we still haven’t seen the kind of massive liquidation event you’d expect from bigger shorts. So do you really think $RLC will stop here and start dropping without taking out more big positions? I don’t think so. More shorts could still get squeezed before the real dump begins. What I’m feeling is that there may still be a big fish on the upside, so another pump could be coming. NFA. DYOR.

See guys, this is exactly what I was talking about. $RLC made another move and shorts got heavily liquidated. Look at the data: $5.59M in short positions were liquidated in the last 24 hours.That’s exactly the kind of short squeeze I was expecting. Hope you guys stayed safe during the $RLC move.

Look, $RLC is pumping! This is exactly why market data is so important.

If $RLC reaches $0.729, around $1.7M in short positions could be liquidated. I think you can see what I’m expecting next.

The Latest Data On $NIL Is Getting Interesting First, look at the Open Interest. We can see that $NIL Open Interest is around $31.2M, up 46.62% in the last 24 hours. The OI has been building as price moves higher, showing that new positions are entering the market. Around 52% of traders are long, while around 48% are short across the major short-term timeframes. Since buyers are slightly ahead, a small correction or profit-taking move is still possible. Funding is mixed, with Binance slightly negative while Bybit and Huobi are slightly positive. This shows that positioning is still relatively balanced. Volume has also picked up strongly, showing that market activity around $NIL is increasing. So, I think a small correction could come first. But if buyers step back in after the correction while OI and volume remain strong, we could see a more upside in the coming days. NFA. DYOR.

If you look at the $NIL futures data, retail traders are leaning short, while whale positions are tilted toward the long side.

Take a closer look at the BUY and SELL walls on $NIL. 👀

$RLC Whales Are Clearly Leaning Bullish.The latest data on $RLC is showing a clear difference between buyers and sellers. There are 127 whale buyers vs 72 sellers, with around $3.21M in buy positions compared to only $780K in sell positions. The profit data is also interesting. Around 81.10% of whale long positions are profitable, while only 27.77% of whale shorts are in profit. Traders are showing a similar picture. There are 393 buyers vs 236 sellers, with around $4.14M in buy positions compared to $1.36M in sell positions. Around 85.75% of trader longs are profitable, while only 27.11% of shorts are profitable. Recent activity is also slightly stronger on the buy side, with whale net buying around $177K vs $160K in selling. Overall, the bigger positions are clearly on the buy side, while most short positions are currently under pressure. If $RLC continues moving higher, those losing shorts could come under more pressure. At the same time, because many longs are already profitable, some profit-taking could also cause a short-term correction. NFA. DYOR.