This slow decline is cutting retail investors’ flesh and collecting whales’ chips. $SKHYNIX In just a few hours, whale accounts increased by nearly half, long positions made up over 60% of holdings, and open interest kept rising — prices drifted lower while money kept flowing in. This is not a broken trend; it is clearly a pullback used to accumulate inventory. Aggressive buying kept suppressing selling all the way, and the bid depth in the spot order book was nearly twice the ask depth. Once it was pushed to a low, it bounced right back, and the momentum to chase shorts shrank sharply within a few hours — that four-hour bearish candle only scared people who look at indicators; it could not fool those who watch positions. When whales finish accumulating, every pit the bears are smashing now will later become the price they have to buy back at.