Still waiting for the SNDK squat and jump, brothers—are you really treating the orderbook’s “support” as a life raft? You proactively sell by placing orders above the buy side, the fee rate goes straight to zero, and the longs can’t even be bothered to pay a premium—so is this “building energy”? It’s “no one’s taking the trades.” Yes, big accounts may be plentiful, but the proportion of long orders is still less than half, wavering around. Having more funds doesn’t mean you dare to place heavy bets. If you can’t tell the difference, you deserve to get worn down and ground down by a slow bleed. That thin bit of spot bid depth, to put it plainly, is just a face-saving cover for the shorts—when you really drop it, a few sells will drain it dry. The four-hour trend is a string of red candles; the moving averages are all pressing down overhead. If you’re still crouching there waiting for a rebound, in the end you’ll only be waiting for even lower prices.