Today's Market Overview Yesterday's dip-buying opportunity turned out to be pretty solid... Thanks to the news-driven boost yesterday... Now, this area is flexible for both up and down moves, so let's take a closer look... **Chart 1: Order Book Imbalance** Around the 74~75k range yesterday, the yellow-green threshold of order book imbalance showed that buy orders below supported this wave... Then, the news catalyst pushed it upward. Yesterday's dip-buying was a combination of the entry model + color bands, creating a dual resonance. For details, check out yesterday's market overview. Later, around 77k, as mentioned yesterday, the 76.8k level is a zone where a large number of longs got trapped... Combined with the red threshold of sell order imbalance above... Took a small bite, but it didn’t break down. Very resilient, TP1 ended up at breakeven. **Chart 2: Order Book** For the current order book, refer to Chart 2—no need to repeat here. Yesterday, there was a red imbalance threshold at 77k, but today there isn’t one because new spot buy orders have been added around 75.4k. So, the imbalance isn’t as high now. **Chart 4: Liquidity** From a liquidity perspective, the nearest concentrations are still around 78k above and 75.5~76k below. ------------- **Thoughts leading up to CME's opening** CME closed on Friday in a downtrend, ending around 76k. This likely priced in some of the weekend uncertainty around Trump stirring things up... But so far, nothing has happened, and there’s even some positive news about peace talks... So, I’m guessing there might be a short squeeze upward when CME opens. Looking at liquidity in Chart 4 and the POC in Chart 3, the 76k~75.5k range seems like a good area to watch for dip-buying opportunities... 76k’s liquidity + POC + VWAP rebounding from the 74.2k wick + gap fill. If we get a chance here... For shorting above, the potential SFPs above 78k are still worth watching... Shorts can still be held for the next few hours, but I wouldn’t hold them past CME’s opening. Especially if the price is far from 76k before CME opens—like if it’s around 77.2k—then a liquidation spike might be triggered. If you want to short, it’s better to wait for that upward wick to finish before entering.