After experiencing intense volatility, the on-chain whale ecosystem of $BDXN presents an interesting contrast. The number of bullish whales has reached 69, while bearish whales are only 41. It seems that the bulls have the advantage, but a closer look at the position values shows that bullish holdings amount to 0.62M compared to 0.43M for bears, so the advantage is not very clear.
More notably, on the cost side, the average opening price for bullish whales is 0.0217, which is already higher than the current price, indicating that large holders are generally under floating loss pressure. On the bearish side, the opening price is 0.0251, far above the current price, with a quite severe loss for those caught in the trap. Although the overall floating loss for bulls is 36k, the proportion of profit-making whales at 47.8% is still acceptable.
This recent market movement has indeed been fierce, with a 258% rise and fall witnessing the market's madness, followed by a 24-hour -36% correction. Market sentiment is very complex, making it difficult to judge whether the market will continue to decline or rebound. From a technical perspective, further adjustment space still exists.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-19 20:47
The whales are also betting, seeing whose mentality will collapse first... The longs have suffered quite a bit of unrealized losses this wave, and it seems like those who want to buy the dip haven't entered yet.
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YieldHunter
· 01-18 13:10
ngl if you look at the data, those whale numbers are basically a dead cat bounce facade... 47.8% profitable? technically speaking that's cope for getting absolutely rekt on entry prices, actually
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 01-17 03:59
lol the basis point spread between these whale positions is honestly tragic. 69 vs 41 looks bullish on surface but once you normalize by notional value it's basically a push—classic liquidity mirage. what actually caught my eye: 47.8% profitability ratio across longs despite -36k aggregate drawdown. that's... statistically respectable? means the distribution isn't completely rekt
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CommunityLurker
· 01-17 03:57
Wow, this wave of market movement is really incredible. After a 258% increase, it immediately dropped by 36%. Who can handle this rhythm?
The bulls are holding on stubbornly while trapped, and the bears are even worse off, exploding outright. It feels like everyone is betting on who will break first next.
Does this coin have room to fall further? The technical indicators don't look very optimistic.
The big players are also having a tough time. Just looking at the data, you can tell no one is comfortable.
Will it continue to decline or rebound? Honestly, I can't quite see through it.
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TaxEvader
· 01-17 03:54
No matter how many longs there are, it's all floating losses. This is the real truth.
Shorts are even worse, trapped to the core and still trying to turn around? Dream on.
A 258% price fluctuation is really outrageous—Is this a crypto market or a casino?
A 47.8% profit ratio sounds good, but most of the gains are actually in losses...
A rebound? Forget it. The technicals are right here, still need to keep adjusting.
Whales are also suffering huge losses, and we small retail investors need to be even more careful.
This market feels like no one is making money; everyone is just stabbing each other.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-17 03:52
The big players are all floating in losses. This market move is really crazy... After a 258% increase, it dropped by 36% directly. Who can withstand this?
The shorts are even worse. Being trapped at an opening price of 0.0251, I really can't understand why they haven't cut yet.
Although there are many longs, their position value doesn't have much advantage. This is outrageous... No wonder the market is so chaotic.
Can it continue to fall? The technical signals are quite ambiguous.
This round is really testing patience. A 47.8% big player still making a profit is considered good, while the rest are just lying in blood.
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GovernancePretender
· 01-17 03:50
Big players are all floating in losses, this is the most heartbreaking point
The shorts are trapped terribly, now no one dares to buy the dip
A 258% rise and fall directly wrecked the market, a quick -36% reversal discourages many
Is 47.8% still acceptable? Looks like everyone is betting on the next wave
Although there are many longs, their positions aren't as aggressive as expected, it feels like everyone is testing each other
This rhythm... those entering now must be brave warriors
After experiencing intense volatility, the on-chain whale ecosystem of $BDXN presents an interesting contrast. The number of bullish whales has reached 69, while bearish whales are only 41. It seems that the bulls have the advantage, but a closer look at the position values shows that bullish holdings amount to 0.62M compared to 0.43M for bears, so the advantage is not very clear.
More notably, on the cost side, the average opening price for bullish whales is 0.0217, which is already higher than the current price, indicating that large holders are generally under floating loss pressure. On the bearish side, the opening price is 0.0251, far above the current price, with a quite severe loss for those caught in the trap. Although the overall floating loss for bulls is 36k, the proportion of profit-making whales at 47.8% is still acceptable.
This recent market movement has indeed been fierce, with a 258% rise and fall witnessing the market's madness, followed by a 24-hour -36% correction. Market sentiment is very complex, making it difficult to judge whether the market will continue to decline or rebound. From a technical perspective, further adjustment space still exists.