3.7 hours ago, the $SIREN that was being watched is still pulling back; don't assume it's about to surge unilaterally just because it's up 39.17% again!

To pour cold water first: this is not a realization of profits, nor is it a complete shutdown.
The initial offering price was 1.1854, now it's 1.1718, a pullback of 1.15%.
The 24-hour increase has dropped from 41.39% to 39.17%, the enthusiasm is still there, but the momentum isn't as straight as before.
The key is that positions are retreating.
Open interest has decreased from 25.02M to 23.56 million, a 5.82% drop.
At the same time, the 24-hour OI growth rate remains at 35.3%, indicating that trading is still crowded, but some traders have already pulled out in the short term.
Market liquidity changes are even more stimulating.
Funding rates have shifted from +0.0274% to -0.0499%, a change of -0.0773 percentage points.
Taker rates have risen from 0.80 to 0.92, showing that active trading is slightly stronger than before, but not enough to push the price back to the high near 1.3553.
So the boundary is very clear now: volume has increased from 339.6 million to 373.6 million, trading is still rising, but the price hasn't followed up, and OI is still decreasing.
This is a typical high-level tug-of-war, with market activity hot, but no confirmation of a unilateral move.
Next, the most important point to watch: will $SIREN 's OI re-establish above 25 million?
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