Continuing updates on AIA Compared to 6 hours ago, short positions have increased by nearly $10 million in liquidations, while long positions have grown by $2.5 million. Although OI (Open Interest) has decreased, the weighted funding rate for positions remains high. The battle isn’t over yet, and it’s possible that MM (Market Makers) still have the motivation to keep targeting shorts. I suspect it’s those who got liquidated earlier while shorting and are now frustrated. Seeing AIA showing signs of retreat, they jumped back in with another short position to try and recover their losses, only to get beaten down again. This wave of AIA’s MM is going to be famous—I’ve already seen several groups asking who their MM is. These days, many project teams don’t avoid creating pump-and-dump coins for profit; it’s just that most active MMs they hire are scammers, each worse than the last. Reliable and profitable MMs are rare. It’s said that top-notch MMs now split profits with project teams at a 55% or even higher ratio. They use their own funds, don’t share trading strategies with the project teams, and some even deliberately spread misleading information. Here’s a little gossip: one of @DeAgentAI’s investors is Shuai Chu. During the TGE (Token Generation Event), there were even rumors that this was Shuai Chu’s project. But Shuai Chu got liquidated during AIA’s first pump, all because he was trying to hedge