[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  EndoJW [@EndoJW](/creator/twitter/EndoJW) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-22 03:10:41 UTC $PEW , we are at fault for the reason of the down fall of the price. 1st day was an exception, maybe even the 2nd due to Broker fiasco. Friday and today, no excuse. Here’s why: RAW DATA from FUTUBULL as I tend to find that more live and accurate for order flows. Feel free to correct anything in this post. I’ll explain in laymen terms. - Inflow (14.32): This is the total value of shares being bought, adding up to $XXXXX million today. It’s the “buy side” energy—people putting money into the stock. - Outflow (19.00): This is the total value of shares being sold, totaling $XXXXX million. It’s the “sell side” action—people cashing out. - Net Outflow (4.69): Since outflow ($19M) is more than inflow ($14.32M), you get a net outflow of $XXXX million. This means more money is leaving the stock than coming in, which can push the price down. ### Breaking Down the Chart The pie chart splits this into different trade sizes, labeled XL, L, M, and S (extra-large, large, medium, small). Each slice shows what percentage of the total inflow or outflow comes from those sizes, and the numbers next to them are in millions. - Inflow Side (Green): - XL (1.69M, 12.08%): Big trades (over a certain threshold, like $500K+) make up XX% of the buying, worth $XXXX million. - L (2.84M, 17.27%): Large trades are XX% of the buy volume, worth $XXXX million. - M (4.02M, 5.08%): Medium trades are X% of the buying, worth $XXXX million. - S (5.76M, 8.54%): Small trades are XXX% of the inflow, worth $XXXX million. - Total adds up to $XXXXX million. - Outflow Side (Red): - XL (2.14M, 6.42%): Big sell trades are XXX% of the selling, worth $XXXX million. - L (3.16M, 9.48%): Large sells are XXX% of the outflow, worth $XXXX million. - M (3.28M, -25.28%): Medium sells are a negative XXXX% (weird, right? This might be a display glitch or adjusted value), worth $XXXX million. - S (8.42M, -15.86%): Small sells are a negative 15.9%, worth $XXXX million. - Total adds up to $XXXXX million. ### What Does This Mean for You? - More Selling Than Buying: The outflow beating the inflow ($19M vs. $14.32M) explains why $PEW dropped today. It’s like more people are hitting the “sell” button than the “buy” button. - Trade Sizes Matter: A lot of the selling is coming from small trades ($8.42M), which could be regular folks like us cashing out. The buying is more spread out, with medium ($4.02M) and small ($5.76M) trades leading, suggesting some steady interest but not enough to counter the sells. - Net Outflow Vibes: That $XXXX million net outflow is a sign the stock’s under pressure. It’s not a huge amount compared to the total volume, but it’s enough to drag the price down, especially with the high trading activity (1.63M shares today) 4th Slide is shorts representing XX% of the trade volume today. This is higher than OPEN currently. Bottom Line Imagine it like a tug-of-war: the sellers are pulling harder than the buyers right now, so $PEW’s sliding. The small and medium trades are where the action’s at, which might mean retail investors (us!) are driving the moves. If this keeps up, the price could dip more unless big buyers (XL trades) step in. Keep an eye on tomorrow’s flow—if inflow starts beating outflow, it might turn around. But the biggest movement doesn’t come from the large orders it comes with people not selling at bid price. The small orders is what is driving the price down more than anything. @DonaldJTrumpJr @grabagun @RealOmeedMalik @neilsbhatia  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [pew](/topic/pew) [stocks](/topic/stocks) [$pew](/topic/$pew) [coins meme](/topic/coins-meme) [Post Link](https://x.com/EndoJW/status/1947494480136867957)
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Created: 2025-07-22 03:10:41 UTC
$PEW , we are at fault for the reason of the down fall of the price. 1st day was an exception, maybe even the 2nd due to Broker fiasco. Friday and today, no excuse. Here’s why: RAW DATA from FUTUBULL as I tend to find that more live and accurate for order flows. Feel free to correct anything in this post.
I’ll explain in laymen terms. - Inflow (14.32): This is the total value of shares being bought, adding up to $XXXXX million today. It’s the “buy side” energy—people putting money into the stock.
- Outflow (19.00): This is the total value of shares being sold, totaling $XXXXX million. It’s the “sell side” action—people cashing out.
- Net Outflow (4.69): Since outflow ($19M) is more than inflow ($14.32M), you get a net outflow of $XXXX million. This means more money is leaving the stock than coming in, which can push the price down.
Breaking Down the Chart
The pie chart splits this into different trade sizes, labeled XL, L, M, and S (extra-large, large, medium, small). Each slice shows what percentage of the total inflow or outflow comes from those sizes, and the numbers next to them are in millions.
Inflow Side (Green):
- XL (1.69M, 12.08%): Big trades (over a certain threshold, like $500K+) make up XX% of the buying, worth $XXXX million.
- L (2.84M, 17.27%): Large trades are XX% of the buy volume, worth $XXXX million.
- M (4.02M, 5.08%): Medium trades are X% of the buying, worth $XXXX million.
- S (5.76M, 8.54%): Small trades are XXX% of the inflow, worth $XXXX million.
- Total adds up to $XXXXX million.
Outflow Side (Red):
- XL (2.14M, 6.42%): Big sell trades are XXX% of the selling, worth $XXXX million.
- L (3.16M, 9.48%): Large sells are XXX% of the outflow, worth $XXXX million.
- M (3.28M, -25.28%): Medium sells are a negative XXXX% (weird, right? This might be a display glitch or adjusted value), worth $XXXX million.
- S (8.42M, -15.86%): Small sells are a negative 15.9%, worth $XXXX million.
- Total adds up to $XXXXX million.
What Does This Mean for You?
- More Selling Than Buying: The outflow beating the inflow ($19M vs. $14.32M) explains why $PEW dropped today. It’s like more people are hitting the “sell” button than the “buy” button.
- Trade Sizes Matter: A lot of the selling is coming from small trades ($8.42M), which could be regular folks like us cashing out. The buying is more spread out, with medium ($4.02M) and small ($5.76M) trades leading, suggesting some steady interest but not enough to counter the sells.
- Net Outflow Vibes: That $XXXX million net outflow is a sign the stock’s under pressure. It’s not a huge amount compared to the total volume, but it’s enough to drag the price down, especially with the high trading activity (1.63M shares today)
4th Slide is shorts representing XX% of the trade volume today. This is higher than OPEN currently.
Bottom Line Imagine it like a tug-of-war: the sellers are pulling harder than the buyers right now, so $PEW’s sliding. The small and medium trades are where the action’s at, which might mean retail investors (us!) are driving the moves. If this keeps up, the price could dip more unless big buyers (XL trades) step in. Keep an eye on tomorrow’s flow—if inflow starts beating outflow, it might turn around. But the biggest movement doesn’t come from the large orders it comes with people not selling at bid price. The small orders is what is driving the price down more than anything. @DonaldJTrumpJr @grabagun @RealOmeedMalik @neilsbhatia
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