TRX 0.335, with 82.5% of contracts actively taking buy orders, and the position increased by 2.92% in a day—this looks like the bulls are about to move. Did they? The price is hovering right on the three-day lows, and the 0.34 level is firmly pressed down. The more aggressively you buy, the less it goes up. To the ones calling for a breakout—you're clear in your own mind that these orders aren't meant for real buying. The real books are on the spot side. Over the past three hours, net outflows reached 400 million—there hasn't been a single cent of genuine net inflow in real cash. On the contracts side, money is snatching rebounds, while on the spot side, each trade is being sent out step by step. Even the funding rate is still positive; retail longs make up 54.5%, but the big players' positions are net short. So who’s lifting the sedan? It's still retail. I'm short TRX. The day spot turns the three-hour net inflow positive for real, and price comes back above 0.34—I won't be slow to flip around either. Until then, this is just a rebound with no buyers waiting; if capital doesn’t show up, it's waiting for a kill. That's it. #trx $TRX