When prices are pushing up hard, some people are still counting the tiny errors around the moving averages. It makes me anxious on their behalf. In the four-hour chart, out of six lines, five are moving upward. Even though the trading volume wasn’t shown, futures positions surged more than 20% in a single day. This money isn’t here to “come for a tour”—it’s here to snap up shares. The shorts are still hoping for a pullback—what pullback? What are they expecting to be “tested”? A big daily bullish candle is right there, and even the trendline can’t be bothered to look back. The momentum is visible to the naked eye: open interest and price are both surging upward together. This is classic incremental capital entering the market—no hard leverage brute force. If you’re still bearish, I’m already not following anymore on my side. Take your time and watch my tail lights in the rear-view mirror.