Aerodrome reclaims KEY support as supply tightens: Can AERO hit $0.44?

Hypersphere Ventures invested nearly $680K into Aerodrome Finance [AERO], while Smart Money balances rose 50.77% and exchange supply declined, tightening liquidity. Notably, the total accumulation reached 1.76 million AERO over seven days, underscoring sustained capital rotation into the asset. As a result, circulating supply on exchanges reduced, which lowered immediate sell pressure. In addition, Smart Money positioning expanded aggressively, reinforcing conviction from large players.  This combination suggested that demand had outpaced available supply, creating conditions where price reacted more sharply to buying. However, this concentration could weaken if fresh inflows fail to sustain the current accumulation pace. Double bottom recovery shifts AERO market structure AERO's price action formed a clear double bottom near the $0.37 demand zone before initiating a rebound that reclaimed the $0.3982 level as support. This recovery phase followed a sharp correction from prior highs, yet buyers stepped in decisively at lower levels.  After reclaiming this support, price pushed toward the $0.4406 resistance, signaling a shift from bearish continuation into recovery structure.  In addition, the formation of higher lows reinforced the idea that selling pressure had weakened after the breakdown. However, resistance near $0.4406 and $0.4702 remains significant, which could limit continuation unless buying pressure strengthens further. At press time, the DMI readings showed that +DI climbed to 33.95 while -DI held at 17.36, indicating that buyers had taken directional control. Meanwhile, ADX remained at 17.82, reflecting weak overall trend strength despite the directional shift.  This divergence suggested that although buying pressure dominated, the move had not yet developed into a strong trend.  Open Interest rise confirms leveraged participation Open Interest (OI) increased by 8.54% to $27.08 million as of writing, signaling that new positions entered the market during the recovery. This rise indicated that traders actively engaged with the move, rather than price being driven only by spot accumulation.  As participation expanded, leveraged exposure grew alongside price, reinforcing the rebound phase. However, rising OI also introduces risk, since crowded positioning tends to amplify volatility near key levels.  In addition, leveraged traders react quickly to price shifts, which could accelerate both upside continuation and downside pullbacks depending on sentiment changes.  Short liquidations dominate as squeeze fuels move Liquidation data showed that short liquidations reached $5.85K, while long liquidations remained limited at $296.59, confirming a strong imbalance favoring buy-side pressure. This disparity indicated that recent price strength forced bearish positions out of the market, contributing to upward movement.  As shorts exited under pressure, their liquidations added buying force, reinforcing the rebound. However, relatively low long liquidations showed that bullish positions have not faced stress yet.  If short exposure continues to unwind, price could maintain upward pressure, although this effect would likely weaken as fewer short positions remain available to be liquidated.  Can AERO sustain its breakout push? AERO’s recovery aligned with strong accumulation, improving structure, and rising participation, which supports continued upside attempts. However, weak trend strength and increasing leverage could introduce volatility near resistance.  If demand holds above $0.3982, price could test $0.4406 and potentially extend higher, although reduced short pressure may slow further gains.  Final Summary  Smart money accumulation and falling exchange supply have reduced sell pressure, supporting AERO’s recovery structure.  Rising Open Interest and short liquidations suggest active participation, though weak trend strength limits conviction.