Hey, that “red candle distribution” move is演得真溜— the contract order book actively sells volume and pins the buying volume down, rubbing it in; the gap is nearly four times. The taker buy side shrank by 80% over seven hours. With such an obvious distribution, how could anyone treat it as a dip to buy back? That little net inflow from big spot orders can’t hold the situation either—three hours ago it was still coming in, and then suddenly it gets pulled out. Smart money just leaves without any notice. The trend is right there: that four-hour bullish candle is only a ladder offered to retail “greens”; once you climb up, it starts dismantling it. I can’t be bothered to listen to more bulls on this—believe it if you want; whoever buys is the one who gets cut.