#VINE# A new round of long and short explosions

#VINE# Long and Short Double Explosion

#VINE# Many people are always thinking about when it will rise, with bottom funds tightly held. The market maker repeatedly explodes contracts at this position, and pumping it up requires funds. Why go to 1? When it goes to 1, the spot at the bottom will sell at this price, good good good. The spot is in the pattern, and the market maker is day trading.

#VINE# is all about the long and short double explosion. The contract trading volume is several times that of the Spot market. The market maker pumps the Spot market, but it's faster to make money by exploding contracts, back and forth.

#VINE# The number of people going long is greater than those shorting, and the rise and fall will only follow the direction of the least resistance.

#VINE# He needs money to pump, not to dumping.

#VINE# contract is several times the market capitalization at this time as long as there are enough contracts for the market maker, both long and short can profit without relying on price pump, but on contract explosion.

#VINE# There are quite a few long orders coming in, and it seems the short orders are quite safe. In a while, the long orders will explode, and pumping requires money, while dumping does not.

#VINE# This position has both long and short liquidations, market makers don't rely on price pumps to make money, they specifically blow up contracts, and the contracts have a market capitalization several times over.

#VINE# This coin is flipping contracts back and forth at this position, with the contract volume several times the market capitalization. The market maker does not rely on pump profits but makes money by exploding contracts. The contract market capitalization is several times that of the Spot.

#VINE# pump up requires cost this position has both long and short explosion

#VINE# this coin has a double explosion for both long and short positions.

If most of the long orders above #VINE# are liquidated, the market maker will be watching your account for a rise.

#VINE# contracts are several times the market capitalization, market makers do not rely on pumps to make money, they rely on back-and-forth explosions of contracts to make money.

#VINE# The open interest of the contract exceeds the market capitalization, and the market maker is making money by hitting a blow contract, both long and short positions are dead.

#VINE# The comment section is full of hypocrisy, and the price wisdom goes in the direction of the least resistance. Long orders are definitely more than short orders.

#VINE# At this position, the market maker is sideways, looking at which direction the contract opened more to see which direction will explode first 😂😂😂😂😂😂

#VINE# both long and short positions will explode, just like holding a losing position.

#VINE# pump up and then explode the short order