The strangest thing is: $SKHYNIX funds are pouring out, yet the price is holding firm at 950

100 million in funds flowed out over 3 days, while bears kept adding to their 280 million position.

By normal logic, this should have crashed straight through.

But it just won't fall.

More importantly, a massive short liquidation zone has already built up above 960. If the price is pushed higher, those short positions could instead become fuel for the bulls.

So what I’m most suspicious of now isn’t “whether it will rise,” but: who are the big players waiting to see crack first?

My thinking is simple: don’t chase shorts above 950. A high-volume break below 940 would confirm that the outflow has turned into a real sell-off; conversely, a high-volume breakout above 965 would significantly increase the odds of a short squeeze.

If it were me, I’d rather wait for confirmation than bet on a direction around 950.

Do you think this is a bear trap, or are the big players really running for the exits?

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