The smallest signals that are most easily overlooked are not price increases, but sudden increases in holdings.

$BTW +58.9%, 1-hour open interest directly surged by 526.9%, this is not a normal rally, but the order book was suddenly filled with funds.
Trading volume is $58M, taker activity is near equilibrium, indicating it's not a one-sided reckless chase, more like both bulls and bears are being pulled in.
Lobster +25.0%, the data isn't complete, but the increase has already pushed into the top three.
This kind of name is most afraid of lacking volume pulses, but currently ranks second in contract gains, at least showing short-term enthusiasm has been ignited.
$SIREN +24.5%, trading volume $123M, more like a real battlefield than the previous ones.
Funding rate is still negative, with bears paying to hold their positions, while open interest increased by 38.7%, this structure becomes more prone to being squeezed over time.
$QNTX -37.4%, this is the most extreme in the opposite direction.
Funding rate +0.063%, longs are still paying, open interest increased by 64.5%, but the price dropped sharply, a typical scenario of longs getting squeezed after crowding into the market.
Later, the top 10 also include OPN +22.6%, EPIC +21.5%, B +17.8%, HEI +17.2%, DEXE +16.5%, HOME +15.7%, VELVET +14.2%.
Overall atmosphere is not a broad rally, but funds are concentrated on a few high-volatility contracts.
Today, focus on $BTW and $SIREN for continuation, and watch $QNTX to see if the long crowd continues to clear out.
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