SKHY is clearly setting up a bull trap. The spot order book’s top-level bid-to-ask ratio is just 0.43—the bids are paper-thin, and they can’t even hold 170. Aggressive buys make up 80% of futures trading, which looks impressive, but open interest fell 2.3% in a single day. Price up, volume down: this isn’t accumulation; it’s a pump-and-dump. Short at the current price of 170.7, with an initial target of 164.5; if that level breaks, look for 159.5. Set your stop at 178.2, above the market. Some people see one bullish candle and start shouting “reversal,” but check the on-chain data and it’s all insider trading. If you don’t get rekt, who will?