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2/ Probability Histogram:
On the weekly open, there was extreme behavior from retails and whales. Whale long% (top trader positions) was extremely low, while retail long% (Global longs) was extremely high.
3/ Cumulative Long & Short Delta:
Over the last few days, Cumulative long & short delta (CLSD) has increased due to an increase in net longs and a decrease in net shorts.
4/ Open Interest Delta
Support / resistance zones are currently around 40.2k-40.8k, 39.4k-39.65k, and 38.75k based on where a larger number of contracts opened across all major exchanges (OI Delta [aggregated]).
5/ Top Trader leverage
As price has decreased from the high on March 9th, top traders have increased their short leverage and decreased their long leverage. From the daily open today, long leverage has started to increase.
6/ Market & Limit Order Average Size
During the ranging period of March 12th - 13th, we see larger aggressive (market) sell orders coupled with larger passive (limit) buy orders → signs of possible accumulation.
7/ Liquidations & OI Profile:
Large concentration of short liquidation levels between 40k - 41k, and concentrations of long liquidations between 37-38k. Open Interest Profile gaps exist in those ranges as well adding a layer of confluence.
8/ Thank you for reading, stay tuned for video covering this soon.
1/ Hyblock products are designed to complement each other.
Let's take a look at how some of these tools are used in the lifecycle of a trader, beginning with the coin screener, which provides a "bird's eye view" of the market 🧵
We start by scanning a powerful metric: Top Traders Positions (Long%)
This can often be a proxy for whale long%
Right away, one can identify that DOGE sticks out as having a large "whale" long% relative to the market (legend: dark red/orange = high long%)
When the price of doge make a low, whales start increasing their long% *across all coins averaged* (blue line = global average)
Want a bird's-eye view of open interest across the market?
You can access that via the Coin Screener product.
However, BTC and ETH OI overshadow the screener, as they are significantly higher than the rest of the market.
That's why we created 'Relative to Itself' mode.
'Relative to Itself' helps answer the question, "How does the current value compare to all past values for *this* coin?"
whereas 'Relative to Market' helps answer the question, "How does the current value compare to the current values of *all other* coins?"
Users can change the setting to "Relative to Itself" and look for extreme data points relative to the coin's own historical data rather than the rest of the market.
On the backend, what it's doing is comparing the percentile values and displaying them to users via a screener.
2/ Zooming in to the previous image, brings us to our first example.
Below the local low is likely where stop losses (SLs) lie. The first price drop does not lead to a spike in slippage, but the second price drop breaks the local low and spike in slippage => stop hunt #1
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The 2nd stop hunt occur shortly after. This time it triggers short stop losses.
The duration of time buildup is not as large and therefore neither should the stops. Breaking the local high, leads to a decent spike in slippage on a couple exchanges => stops triggered.