In spot limit orders, the buy side is thicker—almost twice as thick—as the sell side. Over the past 3 hours, every K-line has net inflows; the big orders are still shoving money into it—this isn’t a rebound. It’s someone propping the board with real cash. I can see with my own eyes this order book is being repaired back. The moving averages have already stepped back onto the ground; the short-term single K-line’s center of gravity is still lifting. The 4-hour bearish structure has been broken. For the shorts still stubbornly holding out below the average price line—your chips are being drained little by little by the capital. When this spot-side buying surge pushes the price up near the previous high, I’ll see what you have left to catch it with.