#数字货币市场洞察 $ADA This round of data is pretty wild—why is the capital continuously flowing out?

Let’s start with a harsh fact: in the 4-hour cycle, the long liquidation volume is actually 18.5 times that of shorts. What does this mean? A huge number of high-leverage longs are getting wiped out one after another—every drop is like stepping on a landmine.

What’s even more troubling is the capital side. Whether you look at the 4-hour or 7-day data, the net outflow trend is alarmingly clear. With no major players stepping in, the selling pressure is like an unstoppable avalanche.

Some might think that with the RSI dropping to 35.38, it’s already oversold, right? But think about it: in the context of persistent capital outflows, this kind of “oversold” is likely just a pause in the middle of a downtrend—a real reversal is still a long way off. The price itself is struggling within a downward channel, and both technical and capital factors are double negatives right now.

If you want to participate, personally I lean toward selling on rallies:

First, watch the $0.4200–$0.4230 range—a rebound to this area will most likely meet resistance. If the rally is strong, you can wait for $0.4260–$0.4300 to take action, where the risk/reward will be better. Set your stop loss just above $0.4370 in case the structure changes and you need to exit in time.

Looking downwards, $0.4090 is the first target, then the key psychological level at $0.4000, and in an extreme case, possibly down to $0.3900.

Simply put, when capital is fleeing and leveraged longs are being liquidated, don’t blindly trust technical indicators saying “oversold” means a rebound is coming. The market won’t stop just because you think it’s fallen enough.

Follow the logic, not your feelings. 💰