Uh, the UNI price over here just pulled back from a recent high—yet at the same time, the perpetual open interest has jumped nearly 40%. How is this a retreat? Someone is using the dip to furiously load up inventory from behind. Over the four-hour horizon, the direction is still pointing up: of the six candlesticks, four are bullish. The quadrant already displays a clear sign of strong long momentum. On the one-hour chart, those six bearish candles were just a scare tactic—fake moves to spook people. In the large accounts, the long position ratio is almost 70%, and over the past seven hours they’ve kept adding. These folks aren’t here to sightsee; they’re here to stock up. With this setup, you can see it with the naked eye: the more vicious the pullback washout, the faster the next wave of the train will run. When the shorts think they’ve got it, if this move finishes washing out the shorts, the price will still jump higher for another leg.