Spot ETF yesterday net inflow of $999 million, the ninth-largest single day in history; BlackRock’s group alone was $381 million. I’ll jot that number down first, then go check whether the money actually followed into the copycat—turns out it didn’t.

$USELESS 24 Hours up 22.8%. After I finished adjusting the contracts, I got clearer: 58.9% of accounts are sitting on short positions. Over the same period, the 8-hour open interest went from $24.20 million to $24.18 million—basically no increase. As the price is pushed higher, the position size doesn’t move; sixty percent of people are waiting for it to drop.

One more jab: over the past 1 hour, the active buy/sell ratio is 1.07, and the buy-side isn’t that aggressive. Price is rising, accounts are skewed short, and new money isn’t coming in. Put these three together, I figure the shorts are being squeezed gradually—not trading the trend.

I won’t add until it breaks above 0.3047. If it drops below 0.2700, this move is fake.

Are you waiting for a pullback to buy back in, or flipping short directly?

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