The top spot has changed hands; $BTW is now ranked first in contract gains with a 131.16% increase, and $LAB, 30 minutes ago, has exited this position.

The most unusual thing is not the price itself, but the open interest (OI) that has shifted from a normal level to an extreme level over 24 hours.
Currently, $BTW has a trading volume of $117.2M, but only $4.2M in OI, yet the OI has surged by 984.3% in 24 hours, indicating that this round is not driven solely by spot trading but by a large influx of contract positions in a short period.
OI has increased by another 26.8% in 1 hour, suggesting that new positions are still entering in the latter half, and the market has not yet entered a clear deleveraging phase.
Funding rates have shifted from a long-paying rate of 0.0775% when $LAB was at that level, to now 0.005% long-paying rate for $BTW, indicating that although $BTW has risen more sharply, the rate has not yet been pushed into an extremely crowded state.
The long-short ratio has shifted from a bearish structure to 51% long, with a taker buy-sell ratio of 1.04, meaning active buy orders are slightly dominant, but the advantage is not significant.
The risk boundary of this kind of structure is very clear.
If the price approaches the high point of 0.048281 but OI continues to rise and taker activity weakens, it could turn into a profit-taking move after adding positions at high levels.
If the price falls below around 0.045 and OI decreases accordingly, it indicates that chasing the rally is beginning to retreat, and the rhythm will shift from short squeeze to deleveraging.
For the night session, only three factors are monitored: whether 0.048281 is broken again, whether 1-hour OI continues to expand, and whether the funding rate suddenly spikes.
$BTW $LAB #Night session watch
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