Funds are not slowly flowing into $BSB; a single push has kicked the door open.

In 24 hours, it increased by 70.24%, with the price soaring from 0.20447 all the way up to a high of 0.40996, and trading volume directly hitting $280 million.
More importantly, open interest (OI) increased by 81.3% in one day, with open contracts piling up to $18.8 million, indicating this is not just a simple spot pump, but new positions being squeezed into the contracts.
But the order book has already started to look a bit alarming.
Funding rate is +0.0913%, and long positions have paid for 8 consecutive periods, meaning longs are paying the toll every 8 hours and still not leaving.
The long-short ratio is 1.69, with 63% of accounts leaning long, and the top accounts’ long-short ratio is even more exaggerated at 2.09, showing the chips are clearly tilted toward the longs.
The trading implications here are very straightforward.
The first place in the gain is not the most important; what matters is that leverage positions have surged along with the rise, but in the last hour, open interest actually dropped by 7.4%, as if some traders are already starting to withdraw at high levels.
If OI continues to decline, funding rates fall back, and the price can hold steady, it indicates only a cleanup of the floating chips.
If the price pulls back while OI does not decrease, or if the funding rate remains high, then the logic of crowded longs needs to be reconsidered.
$BSB #Contract Anomaly
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