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$ZEC has surged to 1500, thinking about shorting? Read these three data sets before making a move.
① Funding rate -0.039%, shorts are paying longs every day.
② A pro who once won 26 consecutive times is currently holding an unrealized loss of $7.66 million shorting ZEC, with a liquidation price at 30 million**.
③ Technical RSI at 78.8 is severely overbought, upper resistance at $1,552. But whales are simultaneously withdrawing $46.15 million worth of ZEC from exchanges—chips are locked, not being sold off.
Is 1500+ today's peak? Unknown. But every short squeeze rally is bought out by shorts getting liquidated.
I won’t short at this level. Not because I’m bullish, but because shorts are too crowded, and the market punishes the disobedient.
$ZEC
#美联储10月再加息概率破55% #美国加密税收与BTC储备法案获推进 #SEC与CFTC明确链上金融合规路径 Those who use inflation to bearish on Dogecoin have miscalculated.
Treating the annual issuance of 5 billion coins as infinite dilution only focuses on the numerator and ignores the denominator.
Looking at 5 billion coins alone is indeed striking, but when placed back into Dogecoin's circulating supply of over 150 billion coins, the annual inflation rate is about 3.5%.
Moreover, the issuance amount is fixed, the total supply grows year by year, and the inflation rate will only decrease year after year.
This is decreasing inflation, not uncontrolled money printing; time is not on the side of the bears.
Now let's see where these new coins go.
They are not arbitrarily given to someone to dump, but are block rewards from PoW mining.
$DOGE and $LTC are merged mined; miners pay electricity bills and buy equipment, so each coin has a real cost.
The selling pressure is spread among miners worldwide, and then enters the 150 billion scale market, causing minimal impact.
The continuous small issuance also supports the network security budget.
Miners have stable income and are willing to maintain the ledger long-term.
This also allows Dogecoin to retain the liquidity needed as a payment currency.
Before evaluating a coin, first look at total supply, cost, and distribution.
Those who condemn a coin just for issuance probably haven't finished their calculations.