There are many different types of traders. You have technical confirmation traders. Then you have your breakout traders. Lastly, you have the macro confirmation traders. Most wait for the trend to visibly shift before acting, rather than positioning ahead of that shift to capture the larger move. I timed that shift and captured the 50% move to the upside. Now that trend has genuinely changed and price is trading above prior key areas, it is naïve to assume larger institutional capital will not begin stepping in. People are trying to short for a minor retracement while bigger money has already got structural confirmation. Let that resonate for a moment. Vertical accumulation is real in bull markets. Failed breakdowns, repeated rejections, and compressed ranges are designed to make everyone uncomfortable and shake out weak positioning. At this stage, it becomes more psychological than purely technical. The trend has shown its hand. It is hard to argue that serious capital will view this as "overheated" while price continues to reclaim major structure. Still long from 62.6K. Still long from 76.4K. Still long from 83.5K. Targets remain unchanged. Short term chop and small liquidity hunts are simply there to clear out those using high lev.