Look, the board is choppy, but I'm leaning YES. We're seeing some quiet bid-side action in the dark pools, not a flood, but enough to absorb the smaller sellers. Funding rates on perpetuals, after a slight dip, have firmed up across the board, which often means short positions are getting squeezed or new longs are opening with conviction. On-chain, some whale wallets are showing small, consistent accumulation of packets under the radar, not big market buys, but a steady drip. These aren't big, flashy moves, but they hint at a floor forming here. The recent options expiries cleared out some overhead resistance around the current level. That often frees up price action for a short pop. Now, volume is still relatively low, so any push won't be a rocket, but it makes it easier for these smaller, consistent bids to move the needle. You also see thin order books on the immediate ask side, meaning if those bids hit, there isn't much stopping price from ticking up a bit. But this isn't a slam dunk. Confidence is low for a reason. There was some noticeable spot selling pressure earlier today right around the [recent high] level, and that could act as a cap if we try to push higher. Also, low volume means any move can be easily reversed if a big seller decides to dump. It's a knife-edge; the signals are there for a short bounce, but the market is thin, and that makes it jumpy.