This trade is slapping me in the face. The spot capital has been pouring in for twelve consecutive bullish candles—big orders have net inflows that are all positive. The money is already quietly flowing back, while the price is still stuck in the low range. This isn’t called consolidation; it’s the main force stuffing chips into their pockets while retail investors are yelling. In the large accounts, the long side makes up 70%. The long-to-short positioning ratio has been pushed to more than double. The smart money has already decided the direction. One day when the price finally catches up with the capital’s pace, the shorts won’t even have time to react.