A huge net inflow—once it moves, it’s one long string of it. For three straight hours, there were twelve columns, all green without stopping. In the spot order book, the buy side is pressing down on the sell side by more than twice—this isn’t market support at all; it’s basically pouring water into the pool. The futures market’s active buy-side share is up to nearly 60%. The bulls are taking action, while the shorts are still stubbornly propping up with whatever little fees they’re treating like nothing. I can accept that logic: as the water level rises, those downstream have to be swept away first.