I buy this logic. The price is hovering along the lower edge of the moving average, and the four-hour chart is flattening out, looking like it’s about to flatline. But long positions among large accounts have climbed above 70%, the long-to-short position ratio is nearly 3:1, and they’re still adding—retail traders are staring at the bearish candles, afraid to move, while smart money has already scooped up the coins at the lows. It looks calm on the surface, but the people who needed to get in are already on board. By the time everyone else catches on, you won’t even be able to get a seat near the front.