Squeeze Analysis
Identify potential short squeezes and long squeezes based on funding rates, open interest, and market sentiment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A short squeeze occurs when a heavily shorted asset's price rises rapidly, forcing short sellers to buy back at higher prices to cover their positions, which further drives up the price in a cascading effect.
A long squeeze (or long liquidation cascade) happens when prices drop rapidly, triggering stop-losses and liquidations of leveraged long positions, which accelerates the price decline.
We analyze funding rates, open interest, liquidation levels, long/short ratios, and historical patterns. High funding rates with concentrated positioning often precede squeezes.
Use squeeze analysis as one factor in your research. High probability squeezes may present opportunities, but always manage risk with proper position sizing and stop-losses.
Analyses are generated regularly as market conditions change. We monitor multiple coins 24/7 and publish new analyses when squeeze conditions are detected.