When the price is pushed upward, new positions are added and entered as well, piled higher. The four-hour candles keep turning bullish one after another—the market isn’t really rebounding at all; it’s the trend switching gears. What makes me even more comfortable is that leverage borrowing is actually decreasing instead of increasing. This round for the longs is pushing with real money, not propping it up with borrowed fuel—on the spot order book, buys are still being met with suppressed selling; buy one gets pressured while sell one stays heavy, and the gap is huge. Tell me how you’re supposed to short that? The shorts are still using the same old playbook, waiting for a pullback. What they’ll get is crushing. Over here, I’ve already set my direction—trend momentum and acceleration are clearly showing. A pullback is just tissues handed to those who missed the move; once they’re done crying, they’ll still have to chase.