"If you don’t follow the news, here’s how to differentiate between a short squeeze and a breakout: Yesterday’s upper shadow swept through two previous highs, and the daily close fell below 92.5. If it doesn’t reclaim that level in the next two or three days, it’s just a liquidity sweep, and the bearish logic holds. If it consolidates between 93-97 without dropping, it could be accumulation. The next target would be 0.618 at 99.2, combined with the psychological level of 100 and the early June high. Structurally, the 70-90 range is invalid now—everyone knows about this price zone. The new range drawn on the chart is 80-100: 0.236 at 79.3 combined with EMA200 at 80.25 forms the bottom, while 0.618 at 99.2 combined with 100 forms the top. The current midline is 0.5 (93.06). First support to the downside is 86.4-86.9 (EMA20 + 0.382), and second support is 82-84 (EMA50/100 + Supertrend). The four moving averages are in a bullish alignment, and we’ve seen consistent higher lows since July. Shorting in the supply zone is counter-trend positioning—it’s still a decent risk/reward setup (stop loss above 98 or 99.2), but the win rate for opening positions on the left side isn’t high. It might be better to wait for Trump to give a clear signal and then chase on the right side. @BITstocks_CN Buy U.S. stocks on BIT—10,000+ U.S. stocks and ETFs, real holdings, and dividend payouts.