GLM has identified a set of noteworthy long position signals. From a technical perspective, the short-term moving average system is changing—golden cross formations are appearing sequentially on the 1-hour and 15-minute charts, and the moving average alignment is shifting towards a bullish configuration. Although the 4-hour timeframe has not yet established a clear direction, short-term momentum has already begun to be released.

On the market data side, there are several details: the buy-sell order ratio has reached 1.2, indicating that buyers are slightly stronger; the funding rate is currently negative, meaning short position holders are paying funding fees to long positions; the overall global long/short holdings ratio and large investor holdings also lean towards a long bias. These signals, combined, form a phased bullish structure.

The current price is in a relatively low zone. For positioning, a short-term take-profit target of around 1.5% can be considered. However, it’s important to emphasize that Futures trading can be highly volatile, so setting stop-loss protections, managing position sizes carefully, and avoiding one-way bets are crucial to mitigate risks. Market sentiment can shift rapidly, so maintaining rational judgment is more important than chasing the price.