Check the order book depth of this $SKYAI I. If you place an order worth $100,000, you’ll have to eat slippage—does a market depth like this really make sense for a book that holds a $100 million position? The market maker repeatedly sets up huge order walls to bait shorts, then directly pulls everything and suddenly triggers a blast that blows up the short side. This coin that wipes out both long and short—blacklist it quickly.

The longs profit $3000w, but they don’t let the opponents trigger liquidation, and then they exit once they’ve made their profits. They jump around on the chart searching for where the opponent’s positions are. Now, as soon as big funds enter, they immediately flip and push to blow up, closing out the contracts they hold for profit. This kind of coin has no real depth—don’t play it with big money. Wait until the market maker has completely closed out all the contracts before talking. If you enter now, you’re just handing over money. Neither the bulls nor the bears are recommended to play.