BNB’s price has been pushing steadily up from the lows. On the four-hour chart, it’s closed higher for three consecutive candles, and every pullback after breaking above the moving averages has held—this move has really proven me wrong. I was still debating whether to follow the trend, but looking at the price action now, I’m convinced: large traders’ long-to-short account ratio has climbed to double digits, and their positions are also tilted long. Anyone still calling for a short at this level either isn’t watching the charts or is just stubborn. On top of that, a batch of futures positions got shaken out yesterday, but the price held firm. That means those who got off have already missed the move, while the positions still on board are getting more and more secure. As long as the whales don’t change their positions, the path higher remains open. Bears, don’t rush to the front—you’re roadblocks right now, not the ones steering the wheel.