$LUNA2 It took a hard hit today, dropping 20% straight down and now hovering around 0.109. But what's interesting is—data shows that in the past hour, the amount of short liquidations is 12 times that of longs.

What does this mean? When the price dropped, those chasing shorts didn’t end up well either.

📊 First, let's look at three key signals:

**[Shorts Are Bleeding Too]**
In the past hour's liquidation data: $5,302 worth of shorts were wiped out, compared to only $451 in longs. That's a whopping 12:1 ratio. In the final stages of panic selling, those chasing shorts paid a hefty price. The market never just slaps one side.

**[Technical Level Is Critical]**
The price is currently sitting right on the EMA25, around 0.103. In technical analysis, this line is often called the bull-bear divide. If it holds, there’s hope; if it breaks, that's another story. Historically, this level often sees fierce battles.

**[Market Sentiment Is Under Control]**
The overall long-short ratio is almost evenly split: 49.8% bullish, 50.2% bearish. After a 20% crash, there’s surprisingly no one-sided panic. That’s unusual. It means the market is digesting emotions and searching for a new balance point.

💡 If you want to bet on a rebound, watch these levels:
- First resistance at 0.118 (EMA7)
- Stronger resistance at 0.132
- But if it falls below 0.099, the game is over

A rebound after an oversold plunge often happens when least expected. But the market never owes anyone an opportunity—risk and reward are always proportional. The data is here; how you choose depends on your own risk tolerance.

Trading is essentially a game of probabilities. The key is to find the timing with the highest winning odds.