$GUN performed fiercely today, with a single-day increase breaking through the 45% mark. Interestingly, while the price was surging violently, the number of bulls versus bears dropped to 0.57 — in other words, most retail investors are operating in reverse, going all-in on short positions, not realizing that this creates an excellent short squeeze opportunity for the main funds.
In this kind of market, trying to guess the top only invites humiliation. The smart approach is simple: follow the flow of funds. Every pullback is a golden opportunity to buy in, don’t overthink it.
From an operational perspective, buying on dips is the top choice. As for targets, first see if 0.03350 can hold; if it breaks through smoothly, aim for 0.03800. If the momentum is strong enough, 0.04200+ is entirely within reach. The market is straightforward and brutal — following the right direction is the key to making money.
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PretendingSerious
· 01-14 06:54
Are retail investors all shorting? Then I need to follow the big players to get some gains. I can't be cut again this time.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-14 06:53
Retail investors are really giving away money, with short positions piling up. Isn't this the perfect opportunity for a short squeeze?
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Ser_Liquidated
· 01-14 06:47
Retail investors are being cut again. Still daring to reverse with a long-short ratio of 0.57, unbelievable.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-14 06:36
Retail investors shorting is a signal of being harvested; this script has played out too many times in history. A 45% increase looks fierce, but the real cycle test has just begun—every time, someone confidently claims that following the right direction will make money. In the end, only survivor bias is left to tell the story.
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TokenVelocity
· 01-14 06:34
Are retail investors all shorting? Then I definitely need to follow suit and go long. I'm confident in the main force's squeeze this time.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-14 06:25
Retail investors collectively shorting, while the main players are just laughing... This short squeeze is indeed fierce.
Honestly, a 45% increase looks great, but how many people actually caught the right move? Most are still trapped and forced to cut losses.
0.03350, 0.03800, 0.04200+... The numbers look good, but the key is that you have to survive to see that day.
$GUN performed fiercely today, with a single-day increase breaking through the 45% mark. Interestingly, while the price was surging violently, the number of bulls versus bears dropped to 0.57 — in other words, most retail investors are operating in reverse, going all-in on short positions, not realizing that this creates an excellent short squeeze opportunity for the main funds.
In this kind of market, trying to guess the top only invites humiliation. The smart approach is simple: follow the flow of funds. Every pullback is a golden opportunity to buy in, don’t overthink it.
From an operational perspective, buying on dips is the top choice. As for targets, first see if 0.03350 can hold; if it breaks through smoothly, aim for 0.03800. If the momentum is strong enough, 0.04200+ is entirely within reach. The market is straightforward and brutal — following the right direction is the key to making money.