AERO Derivatives Positioning Hits $56M as Exchange Netflow Flips Negative at $0.60
AERO's 22% weekly rally to a January high aligns with a 10% OI jump, three sessions of positive spot delta and a netflow reversal to -$254K.

AERO printed its highest level since January at $0.60, capping a 22% weekly gain, with price last quoted near $0.58 (+4.85% on the day) after a modest pullback from the intraday peak. The advance traces back to a four-day base carved out at $0.45, from which the token has stacked a clean sequence of higher highs into the current level.
Positioning data: OI up 10% to $56M
CoinGlass figures show AERO derivatives open interest rising 10% over 24 hours to $56 million, part of a broader build that has added more than $13 million in OI since the start of July. The pace of the increase suggests fresh capital initiating new exposure rather than short covering alone.
Spot-side data from Coinalyze shows buyers outpacing sellers across three consecutive sessions, with 18.6 million in buy volume against 15.8 million in sell volume over that window. CoinGlass netflow data reinforces the same signal: AERO’s exchange netflow flipped to -$254,000, reversing from +$400,000 a day earlier — a pattern typically associated with tokens exiting exchanges rather than being staged for sale.
Momentum: RSI at 67, DMI Modified triples
AERO’s Relative Strength Index has formed a bullish crossover and now sits at 67, a level consistent with buyer control rather than overbought exhaustion. The DMI Modified reading, which tracks directional-move strength, jumped from 6 to 19, a shift traders generally associate with the onset of a trending phase rather than range-bound conditions.
With OI expansion, positive spot delta and negative netflow all registering simultaneously, the confluence mirrors setups that have historically preceded extended moves for the token.
Levels to watch
$0.60 stands as the near-term pivot. A confirmed close above it opens room toward $0.65, while a rejection would put $0.50 in play as first support, with $0.46 — the origin of the current leg — as the downside target on further weakness.
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