KORU, this order hit my face—when the price kept slipping lower, the seller's orders took the initiative and pinned the buy orders to the ground, rubbing them repeatedly. The buy volume is still less than 70% of the sell volume. The spot book's bids are so thin they might as well be paper. After four hours, six red candles dropped by nearly half a percent, and the futures fee rate is still pressing down. Even holding long positions overnight is too lazy to pay the interest—so isn't this just one-sided suppression? The large traders’ accounts do show the long position ratio still trending upward, but the price hasn’t followed; as the positions pile higher, they get more and more hollow. The day they finally can’t hold up, these longs will be ready-made fuel. The shorts are treating retail traders like mice for play—holding on until they get bigger, then they finish the job with one big bite.