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AIOTUSDT short squeeze on April 30, 2026

AIOTUSDT rose as much as 30.5% and finished 18.1% above its recorded baseline.

Figures corrected 11 Oct 2026: measured from the window's first one-minute open (previously shown as +24.3% at the peak).

Free replays cover the last 7 days and selected events.

Peak move
+30.5%
Net move
+18.1%
Reported liquidations
$321K
Largest liquidation
$9K
Duration
8h 1m
Volume
$67.9M
Short squeezeBinance
04-30 12:01 to 05-01 00:01 UTC · 5m candles
Key moments
Estimated liquidation zones

Candle-based estimates, not observed liquidation orders. As of 2026-04-30 23:50 UTC.

Research markers

Why the short squeeze label?

These observations support the label. They do not show what caused the move or who started it.

Label confidence 0.70 of 1shorts liquidated 70%liquidations $321K

How these numbers are measured

Peak and net moves start from the recorded baseline, which can differ from the replay's first price.

Liquidations are reported venue snapshots; orders a venue left out are not rebuilt.

Exact definitions
  • Replay window: 2026-04-30T14:01:20.858Z to 2026-04-30T22:01:49.126Z.
  • Recorded baseline: $0.11242. High: $0.14668. End: $0.1328.
  • The short squeeze label describes the detected event class, so a later reversal changes the net move without silently changing the classification.
  • Price-extreme and wick times mark the source candle, not the exact tick.
Data provenance and methodology →
What the replay includes
Recorded streams
Order book (L2)484KTrades / tape622KLiquidations394Liquidation heatmapVPIN / toxicityOI & positioning
What you will see
  1. AIOTUSDT rose as much as 30.5% and finished 18.1% above its recorded baseline. The event lasted 8h 1m.
  2. Liquidations skewed to the short side: a short squeeze, not just a move.
  3. $321K liquidated, largest reported liquidation $9K.
  4. First reported liquidation in this archive at 14:01 UTC, shorts liquidated.
  5. Capitulation wick of 3.9% at 18:00 UTC.
  6. Funding hit extreme (positive) at 17:37 UTC (+0.051%).