Large capital flow direction: Decrease in buying pressure, Bull vs Bear Battle

Observing the large capital flow data, it has been found that the overall buying in the market has decreased recently, especially with the slowing inflow of institutional funds, indicating a lack of strong trend-based capital support in the market.
OBV Indicator: The OBV (On-Balance Volume) indicator is declining, indicating an overall outflow of funds, and the market will mainly focus on digesting the previous selling pressure in the short term.
Order book data: The order book shows that there is strong buying support around $81,500 - $82,000, while there is significant selling pressure above $83,500, indicating that there is still a strong Bull vs Bear Battle in this area.
Contract Market Dynamics: The long-short position ratio is about 1.1, market sentiment is neutral to bullish, but a clear unilateral trend has not yet formed. The strong liquidation data shows that recent long liquidations have been quite severe, indicating that the market is still in a repair phase and has not yet entered a strong rebound stage. Overall, the market is still mainly in a range-bound consolidation in the short term, with key funds remaining on the sidelines, waiting for further breakout signals.