$ONDO On this market display, Qianjin smelled something abnormal.

The founder is gone, someone takes over, and then a bunch of positives seem like they were scripted—queueing up to push out perpetual contract listings, DTCC integration, and compliant custody going live.
Each one looks prettier than the last, and each one lands at a more precise moment than the last. Qianjin doesn’t just watch the candlesticks when looking at the order book—Qianjin sniffs. The script is written too smoothly, so smoothly that Qianjin feels it’s like the play was arranged in advance.
Everyone can see the good news, but Qianjin’s playstyle has always been: when everyone thinks things are already safe, Qianjin will actually enter.
Qianjin doesn’t deny ONDO’s fundamentals, but what Qianjin cares about is that these positives have already been priced in ahead of time. Now the market sentiment is extremely overheated, and Qianjin thinks the opportunity for shorts has arrived.
Qianjin directly brought the fans and entered short positions right at this spot.
Qianjin doesn’t go long—Qianjin does the opposite. Qianjin is bearish. Qianjin tells the fans to remember: the best kind of positive news is the one nobody asks about; the most dangerous moment is when the crowd is roaring.
At this point, Qianjin thinks the shorts are more worthwhile than the longs.
Qianjin’s ONDO short positions are already in, with bearish exposure. #韩国金融委拟出台个股杠杆产品措施