The more the market swings, the more people take “a washout” as an escape route. Sure, a short-term pullback happens—but for spot funds, the flow has been net inflow for three consecutive hours across twelve K-lines. The big orders haven’t backed off; they’re adding exposure. Is this something retail investors would dare to do? Large players have long positions of nearly 70%. The price is hovering right along the seven-day high, and the pullback hasn’t managed so much as a proper breakdown. What platform is the short side supposed to stand on? If there’s any decent selling pressure, it’s only a short-term profit-taking over the past one or two hours. After they dump, you can’t even see a gap left by a lack of buyers. On this chart, what the bulls are waiting for is the next high-volume bullish candle—not an opportunity for you to pick up a bargain.