For traders deep into orderflow mechanics, open interest is absolutely critical. You can't ignore it.
Taking a closer look at Velo—the OI situation there is moderately elevated at the moment, but nothing that screams immediate mean reversion is coming. It's in that interesting middle ground.
What's fascinating is the textbook correlation between OI movements and price action. They move in tandem like they're choreographed. When you understand this rhythm, you start seeing patterns others miss. The key is watching for when that relationship breaks—that's when the real moves happen.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 9h ago
Oi, this part really stalls people. Velo's current position is exactly that uncomfortable middle ground.
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DAOdreamer
· 9h ago
Oi, this part is indeed easy to overlook. Velo is getting interesting now... Let's wait and see when the relationship breaks apart.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 9h ago
The dance between OI and price is indeed easy to overlook, but Velo's intermediate position makes it a bit hard to judge... need to keep watching where the rupture point is
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 9h ago
Oi, this part is really easy to overlook, and many people are still guessing the price trend blindly.
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SolidityJester
· 9h ago
The moment oi breaks out is the real show time. Currently, Velo is still in the dancing stage at this pace.
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FastLeaver
· 9h ago
Oi, this part is really easy to overlook; many people just guess based on the candlestick charts.
For traders deep into orderflow mechanics, open interest is absolutely critical. You can't ignore it.
Taking a closer look at Velo—the OI situation there is moderately elevated at the moment, but nothing that screams immediate mean reversion is coming. It's in that interesting middle ground.
What's fascinating is the textbook correlation between OI movements and price action. They move in tandem like they're choreographed. When you understand this rhythm, you start seeing patterns others miss. The key is watching for when that relationship breaks—that's when the real moves happen.