2026-01-10 01:21:30

Recently, looking at $BANANA, liquidity is really tightening. Trading volume is sluggish—mainly supported by market makers. Retail demand? Virtually nonexistent. Project buybacks? Not at all. The good days for shorts are here.

According to this trend, once it drops to the $3-4 range, short positions are expected to increase. This range is a good entry point to gradually build a position. After all, when trading volume collapses and the fundamentals are so weak, shorts usually exit quickly. Currently stuck at this level, there is still room.

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WalletDivorcer

· 01-10 01:51

Liquidity is tight, and you still want to short? Market makers are about to collapse haha Retail investors have already left, and now you're just a bagholder 3 dollars? Probably won't even get there, it's faster to go straight to zero

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-10 01:49

Liquidity crunch is really intense; market makers are just singing a solo act. There's still hope for 3-4, but I'm worried the rebound will hit my hands. Looking at the fundamentals, there's really no support left. Wait, have all the retail investors really left? Feels a bit too pessimistic. Short positions need to be increased quickly, or the trend could reverse one day.

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