Lobster 0.0127, still willing to buy after a 15% increase? I'll say directly: the shorts are being squeezed alive.

Currently, the greed index is at 78, in the extreme greed zone, and the funding rate has soared to 0.068%, which is three times yesterday's level.
Historical data shows that the last time the $Lobster funding rate reached 0.07% was 10 days ago, followed by a 37% crash to 0.009.
Now, the same script is playing out again, and greed sentiment is simply copy-pasted.
24-hour trading volume is $7.2 million, 1.5 times the average of the previous three days.
But note, the price spiked to 0.0139 and then pulled back; the 0.0127 level is very delicate — neither a top nor a bottom, but a zone of bulls and bears fighting.
Compared to April 10th, after similar volume, there was a five-day decline to shake out traders, then a sharp drop to cut losses for those chasing the high.
Sentiment indicator combo: Greed 78 + high funding rate = short-term overheating.
According to historical patterns, such a combination often signals a sentiment turning point within 12-24 hours.
Think about it — are the people rushing in now to chase the rally the same as those panic selling last week?
The answer is definitely yes, that’s human nature.
My strategy: don’t go long now, wait for the sentiment to cool down.
If $Lobster retraces to around 0.0115 and the greed index drops below 65, that’s the best entry point for a sentiment reversal.
Start with a light position of 50%, with a stop loss below 0.0108.
If it continues to rise above 0.0135, then reduce your position and take profits, because the current volume isn’t enough to support breaking the previous high.
Remember, the market is never afraid of rising; it’s afraid when everyone wants to rise.
Now, whether this little lobster is braised or steamed depends on when the sentiment tells you.
Sentiment turning point = best entry.