Who still says this plate is going to drop back? Over the past three hours, the capital flow has formed twelve consecutive candles, with net inflows every single time—there isn’t even a single bearish candle that could be squeezed out. This isn’t an exit—it’s someone squatting below, picking up shares. On-chain lending/borrowing has doubled in just twelve hours; leveraged longs have woken up and started adding positions. Even on the spot side, large orders have turned back. In the four-hour chart, six K-lines have appeared, with five pushing up as they close upward—price has been dragged back above the moving average from the intraday low. Does this kind of movement count as “shaking out”? No—this is “accumulating.” The bears are still waiting for a second pullback, but what they’re most likely to get is price continuing to push higher, positions getting added to more and more heavily, until there won’t even be a chance left to board.