$FLOW I’m sick—this empty dog is staring at a few pullback bearish candles and screaming “top, top” there, loud enough that I almost believed it. I mean, this chart is filthy: prices keep probing lower, but the spot market’s large capital has been continuously net inflow for three straight hours without a single break. In the big-holder accounts, the long side makes up nearly 80%. On the futures side, there’s also active buy pressure, and it’s even increasing in volume as it keeps pushing up—like they’re afraid they won’t get cheap chips. To put it simply, this is called a washout, not a crash. On the pullback path, it’s all smart money picking up goods. The day the overhang shares get fully cleared, the rebound’s potential height will probably exceed every bear’s imagination. Anyone still shouting “short” right now is basically handing the main force bullets for free.