$SNDK Now 1221, still locked in this small range from 1215 to 1222 and just grinding away—nothing in the script has changed.

After that surge from 1127 to 1477, once it smashed down it just shrank back to here. 1211 was defended for several rounds, and this sideways action is something I really don’t want to watch the order book for.

On the surface it looks pretty stable—price is above the moving averages—but inside there’s really no energy. The taker actively buys only 38%, while sell pressure keeps pressing down. Open interest is still shrinking, the funding rate is dropping straight to zero—nobody is willing to vote for direction.

Those big players’ long positions are still stacked around 80%, but they’re the ones that were trapped earlier and didn’t exit. Do we really expect them to take over? At this level, the buy-side is thin. If 1211 breaks down, once sell pressure hits, it’ll all come out.

In plain terms, this isn’t bottom accumulation for strength—it’s just that nobody’s playing. If 1211 breaks, it’s just a slow bleed lower. If it can get back up, then we’ll talk. Don’t chase—wait for the market to choose a side first. That’s how it ends.

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