$BONK has been falling for so many days that even its momentum feels drained and exhausted. Suddenly, buy orders with proactive participation explode, pinning the sell orders to the ground and pounding them—my brain just can’t make sense of it. This isn’t a collapse at all; it’s the shorts setting up a counterpunch. Fees are lying in the negative, and further selling pressure even has to pay extra to take the hit. The large players’ long positions are locked down tightly; on the order book, the buy orders are also pushing against the sell orders. Open interest shrinks to a new low—capitulation-style de-risking is written all over their faces. It’s just that the shorts haven’t raised the white flag themselves yet. Once this round of turnover settles, the short sellers who are a half-step behind can only watch the rebound start to run from where they’re standing. If they want to board, they’d better be faster than everyone else; hesitating for a second is basically handing money to the other side.