Is the short side still waiting for a deep pullback? In these seven days, the market’s focus has been lifted by nearly 20%. Every time there’s a pullback, the price hasn’t been smashed back to the starting point. In the spot market, over the past nearly three hours, net capital inflows have come in, and even one bearish candle hasn’t formed—everything is being poured in. This isn’t a rebound; it’s laying the groundwork for the longs. As contract positions rise with the price, positions aren’t being dispersed during pullbacks. The leverage borrowing ratio has been cut drastically, showing that the people getting on the train aren’t just forcing through with hard leverage—they’re using real cash to buy. If you insist on waiting for that “perfect entry point,” what you’ll most likely wait for is for the shorts to be lifted away first. Stop moving bricks.