I've already scripted the dealer's playbook for $HYPE , and it's a three-step process:

Step 1: Set the trap (current)
Price surged to 46.9 and then retraced to 45.9, with an abrupt increase in selling volume and a funding rate of only 0.005%. The retail traders see the 'double top?' and start shorting. Wrong! This is the dealer washing out positions while picking up some low-priced fuel.
Step 2: Squeeze play
The big players have a long/short ratio of 1.43, and the dealer will use 5-minute 'active buying volume' to pull the rug out. The target of the script: first hit 47.5, fake a breakdown to scare off the bulls, then flip and spike to 48.2. Those shorts are just cash cows.
Step 3: The conclusion
For perpetual contracts—only go long. Right now, 45.9 is the entry point, with a stop loss set at 45.4. Don’t wait; hesitation is costly: 'Why didn’t I enter on that spike just now?!'
Core of the script: low funding rate + significant active buying lurking + increasing open interest = the dealer is ready to pump. Just go for it; the risk-reward ratio is favorable.#GateSquareMayTradingShare