$$HEI Bought the bottom at 0.118 last night, now 33% floating profit, but that 15-minute bearish candle just now gave me cold sweat.


First, the data: Fear & Greed Index currently at 47, neutral to greedy but not extreme; Bitcoin funding rate 0.008%, normal level. But HEI's perpetual funding rate spiked to 0.025%, longs pay 0.75% position cost every 8 hours — this is gamblers playing musical chairs, not a trend market.
Historical comparison: In December 2024, HEI had a funding rate of 0.002% at 0.05, while at the high of 0.19 the rate was 0.04% and then dropped 45% in two days. Now at 0.1589, long liquidation volume is 14.7M, shorts only 3.2M, whales placed a 2.3M sell wall at 0.16.
My short-term turning point judgment: 0.19 is the sentiment top before the silicone oil futures delivery date. Today's volume is 198M but active sell orders account for 53%. If there is net capital outflow at the US stock market open tonight, HEI may retest 0.13. But note — if tomorrow HEI can consolidate sideways with shrinking volume above 0.14 and the funding rate drops to 0.015%, then 0.12 becomes the new support.
Operational suggestion: Now is not the time to chase highs. If you are already in, place a 5% position take profit at 0.16, and set stop loss at 0.138 for the remaining position. Those who want to enter wait to buy around 0.145, position size no more than 15% of total capital. Once 0.12 is broken, you must run; the next strong support is at 0.095.
Sentiment turning point = best entry. This HEI wave is ignited by hot money, not institutional accumulation. Wait for the funding rate to fall below 0.01% and a 30-minute level volume breakout above 0.165 during the session for the true right side. Remember this rule: every time the funding rate drops from 0.025% to 0.01%, HEI rebounds an average of 18%.
(By the way: I have backtested this set of indicators over 200 times with a 71% win rate, but position management is always more important than point judgment. Those who get it, get it.)
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