2026-01-20 17:21:30

Recent market movements in the past hour have been significant. Let's first look at the gainers. AIA experienced the most rapid surge, jumping from $0.3009 to $0.3347, an increase of 11.23%, attracting a lot of attention. Although the contract volume is only 0.73x, the long-short ratio is as high as 1.87, indicating a clear bullish dominance, with a fee rate of 0.1541%.

LAB follows closely, with a 6.84% increase, rising from $0.1619 to $0.173. While there is no data on spot volume, the contract activity is strong, and the long-short ratio of 1.76 favors the bulls. IDEX and HANA also performed well, rising 6.30% and 5.90% respectively, especially HANA which has been consistently listed, suggesting a potential major market move is starting. Although TANSSI's increase is the smallest, it still grew by 3.86%.

On the downside, the decline is quite sharp. MERL led the fall, down 10.31%, from $0.1794 to $0.1609. This is also a frequently listed asset, hinting at a possible major market trend in the opposite direction. The bears are dominant, with a long-short ratio of only 0.64. TLM and BERA both fell over 7%, with TLM issuing a warning indicating crowded short positions and potential liquidation risks. GHST and ALICE declined around 6%, reflecting a market with clear long-short polarization.

Overall, although the top gainers are mostly bullish, the performance on the losers side should not be underestimated. Short-term market volatility is evident, and close attention should be paid to changes in the strength of bulls and bears.

AIA136,06%

LAB-10,84%

IDEX-0,91%

TANSSI-41,49%

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SigmaBrain

· 8h ago

AIA's recent rally is quite fierce, soaring 11% directly. The long-short ratio is 1.87, and the bulls are so aggressive... However, the trading volume is only 0.73x, so it feels like a correction might be coming later. --- MERL has dropped so badly but still keeps making the list? The liquidation risk is becoming unmanageable, and the warning on TLM is really something to watch out for. --- The divergence between bulls and bears is so obvious, it feels like either a surge or a crash is imminent. The middle ground seems to be gone. --- LAB is also riding the hype, with a 6.84% increase—pretty good. But I don't know how long this rally can last. --- Looking at this pace, short-term volatility is indeed fierce. Whether you act early or late, coming at this moment for a move is really impressive.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 8h ago

AIA this wave is really fierce, an 11% increase has left me stunned, but isn't that 0.73x volume a bit fake? The bulls are so excited, MERL just immediately -10 and counterattacks, this market is really a multiple-choice question. As soon as the TLM liquidation warning came out, I knew it wasn't good news; too many bears are crowded and prone to explosion. Wait, HANA keeps appearing on the list, is this really going to trigger a big move or is it just another wave to cut me?

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LuckyHashValue

· 8h ago

AIA's recent rally is really outrageous, jumping 11% directly. The long-short ratio is 1.87, this is the rhythm of taking off. --- No one called a short squeeze when MERL dropped 10%, so TLM is the one to watch. The difference in treatment is just too obvious. --- The long-short divergence is so severe, it feels like it's time to choose a side, just see who can withstand the liquidation risk. --- HANA is on the list again. This rhythm is real; the market might really be brewing some big moves. --- LAB at 6.84% is insignificant, compared to AIA's fierce performance, it was directly suppressed.

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DefiEngineerJack

· 8h ago

well, *actually* if you're looking at the ratio divergence here, you'd realize AIA's 1.87 long/short isn't technically alpha—it's literally just positioned liquidity catching bid. the real signal is MERL's 0.64, that's where your formal verification matters. most traders miss the squeeze mechanics entirely.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 8h ago

AIA's recent rally is serious, with a 1.87 long-short ratio directly crushing, this momentum is quite fierce. Wait, MERL is dropping so sharply, be cautious of liquidation risks. LAB is also riding the hype, and the bulls are still quite united. The current long-short divergence really can't be sustained anymore, in the short term, it's all about luck.

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DegenWhisperer

· 8h ago

AIA's 11% surge this time really can't be contained anymore, with a long-short ratio of 1.87, it feels like the bulls are forcefully pushing through --- MERL -10% is still falling, a crowded short position makes this situation the most dangerous, will liquidations follow one after another --- Feels like another market where both longs and shorts want to win, the divergence is fierce, be careful not to get caught in the middle --- LAB is following AIA's rise, is the contract heat picking up? Or is it just bottom fishing --- TLM issued a warning, this time the risk of short accumulation liquidation is no small matter

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