"Rocket Debris Crashes Through $157! Shorts Fully Loaded, Bulls Still Waiting for a Miracle in ICU?"

When the premium relies on faith, a crash only needs a single fuse.

SPCX current price is $156.97, down 12% in 24 hours, with a low of $152.94, more than 30% off the high of $228. The one-hour Bollinger lower band at $151 repeatedly gets pierced, the middle band at $169 acts as a ceiling, a textbook bearish alignment. Smart money’s long-short ratio is only 23%, with short positions at 170 million USDT (4.3 times longs), average entry at $172.59, floating profit of 16.86 million, 65% profit; longs average at $175.83, floating loss of 4.7 million. Longs get liquidated above $179; once $155.8 is broken, the next stop is $142. SpaceX’s stock drops 16%, issuing 20 billion in bonds, IPO price was only $135—current premium is 16%, low liquidity can't support the price, unlocking will make it worse. Pre-market bids are all IPO profit-taking orders; after the rocket crash, retail traders have woken up, opening lower is almost certain, high-level shorts have a clear edge.

Strategy:
Aggressive: Buy the rebound near $154.8–$157;
Conservative: Short near $162–$163, target $158–$148, if broken below $155.8, add more.

Are you here to be fuel, or to count money? Show your stance in the comments, let’s see who’s still pretending to sleep #我的Gate交易时刻 at the gambling table.