Funds are concentrated in a few names with volume,

It’s not a broad-based rally across the whole market—the divergence is very clear.
$AIA +59.9%
Ranked #1, with $225M in trading volume.
Open interest jumped 172.9% in 1 hour.
Fee rate is 0.033, meaning the shorts’ funding/borrowing cost is heavy.
This isn’t just a low-volume pulse—
It looks more like the order book is being centrally concentrated and ignited.
$TA +19.8%
Ranked #2, with $32M in trading volume.
Open interest is flowing in, up 41.4%.
Taker is 1.08—active orders skew relatively strong.
Long-to-short ratio is 0.88,
Suggesting quite a few people still aren’t convinced.
$STABLE +13.9%
Ranked #3, with $30M in trading volume.
Open interest increased 28.7%.
Long-to-short ratio is 1.47, with sentiment leaning bullish.
The upside isn’t exaggerated,
But both positioning and volume are on point.
$CLO -28.3%
Top of the decline list.
Open interest fell 13.4%.
Long-to-short ratio is 1.86, still somewhat crowded.
The price crashed, but the longs didn’t fully get shaken out—
That kind of contrast is also interesting.
Overall, it looks like the strong keep getting stronger,
And names with volume are easier to be amplified.
Continuity mainly depends on AIA and TA.
Top 4-10, quick pass:
CGPT +12.5%, BSB +12.3%,
H +12.1%, AIGENSYN +10.2%,
EDEN +9.8%, LYN +8.0%, VVV +8.0%.
Short-squeeze candidates:
AIA’s open interest and fee rate are both extremely extreme;
The longer this kind of structure drags on, the easier it is to trigger a move.
TA also has signs of squeeze pressure,
But the strength is clearly one tier lower.
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