$HYPE Bloodbath or a bull trap? A whale buys the dip with $6.01 million in HYPE—at $63, do the shorts dare to catch this knife?

When a whale surfaces, it’s often not feeding—it’s casting the net.

On Monday, a strategy of precisely placing shorts around $67 now, with the price pulling back to $63, has already rewarded the followers handsomely. But on the daily timeframe, although the price is still stubbornly hovering near the middle of the Bollinger Bands, the resistance level at $76 stands as solid as a rock. As long as that level hasn’t been effectively broken through, the big-picture direction for the bears won’t change.

The short-term rebound on the 1-hour chart is the golden window to add to short positions. On-chain data is even more worth watching: 4 hours ago, a whale that had been dormant for a month withdrew 96,930 HYPE from BitGo, worth $6.01 million. On the surface, it looks like dip-buying; beneath the surface, it’s a prelude to selling pressure.

Now look at where the smart money is going: the bears’ current floating profits are, compared with the holdings of major institutions, just a drop in the bucket.

On the execution side, aggressive players can directly enter shorts at the current price of $63 and move in sync with the main force.

The whale’s open “signal” and the trend’s hidden “signal”—which one are you choosing to trust? The real answer isn’t in the analysis; it’s in the exact second you open your position.

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