🐋On-chain abnormal movements: That copycat Air Force leader who likes to "send heads" has opened a short again $ENA

Last time, his ZEC short was pushed from $391 to liquidation.

Today, I specifically checked the on-chain data for ENA—Brother Leader, you're giving us a "reverse teaching lesson" again 👇

📌Copycat Air Force Leader ENA short position

· Quantity: 8.02M ENA

· Leverage: 10× full position

· Opening average price: $0.1245

· Margin: $104.1k

· Liquidation price: $1.10

· Unrealized loss: -$45.8k

· Paid funding fee: +$1,157.7

📌Total whale long and short data across the network

· Total positions: $16.1246 million (leftmost data = long + short)

· Long positions: $6.8922 million

· Short positions: $9.2324 million

👉Shorts account for a higher proportion, but overall profit and loss of shorts: -$54k (price is rising)

The current trend clearly favors a short squeeze.

📌ENA liquidation statistics

· 1-hour short liquidation: $54k

· 4-hour short liquidation: $94k

· 12-hour short liquidation: $233k

· 24-hour short liquidation: $180k

⚠️My lesson + final reminder

Brother Leader's characteristic is: full position hard resistance + no margin.

But retail investors can't see his re-entry line and psychological liquidation price, and can't withstand the funding fees + floating losses during the rally.

Don't blindly follow the shorting Air Force leader—especially since this one has already verified the "reverse indicator" property with ZEC.

If ENA's leader dares to short, you'd better set your liquidation price far away.