The market is in a mixed flow regime, with price consolidating around $71,153 and a daily range of $2,597 indicating sideways action. Flow structure shows large buy trades at 54.6%, but order flow imbalance (OFI) is -0.4159 biased to sell, reflecting conflicting forces. Weekly trend shows signal score rising from no data to +3, suggesting short-term bullish sentiment accumulation, but overall direction remains unclear. Core contradiction: Funding rate turned negative to -0.0049% (30d percentile P33.3), implying short positioning dominance, yet CVD is rising and long/short ratio is high at 1.5445 (top trader long 56.2%), indicating crowded long leverage. This divergence between funding and positioning suggests early short accumulation without significant long unwinding, increasing volatility risk ahead. Volatility structure shows no data regime: IV index at 0.0, IV-HV spread at 0.0, and term structure flat (slope 0.0007), indicating options market is not pricing risk. However, realized volatility HV 30D at 57.06% and HV 7D at 58.31% remain elevated, with weekly HV rising from no data, showing spot market volatility persists while derivatives underprice tail risk. Key risk factors: 1. Watch funding rate for further decline; if it drops below P20 percentile (~-0.01%), it may trigger long liquidations. 2. Monitor CVD trend shift; if it turns from rising to falling, combined with taker buy ratio at 49.87% near neutral, it could signal flow reversal. 3. Observe large trade buy/sell ratio (5233/4547); if sell volume proportion increases, it may amplify selling pressure. Yesterday's signal accuracy is no data; signal score trend is upward (from no data to +3).