On-the-spot huge orders keep getting sold outward for more than a dozen consecutive candles; in just three hours, the net outflow is all negative. Within fifteen minutes, the big order also ran off nearly a thousand units—this isn’t a pullback. Someone is借着 liquidity to move inventory out the door. Futures positions shrink in sync by about six or seven points; leveraged capital is cutting losses and exiting. Aggressive sell orders pin buy orders down and rub them into the ground. The bid side can’t hold, and the majority of both bids and asks just can’t be supported. The price is still hovering at a low level, but underneath there’s no hand to catch it—only feet running away. I’ve seen this kind of tape; every time I see it, I curse it: the act of dragging and then撤, dragging prices up while withdrawing liquidity. Don’t let the shorts rush to pick up; don’t let retail rush to catch. If the coins in your hands don’t run, then just wait to be a human cushion.