Sure, validation looks solid on paper. But here's the thing—just because the technicals check out doesn't automatically translate to pumping price action. We've seen this pattern countless times: bullish signals, confirmations align, charts look textbook perfect... and then price just sits there or moves sideways. The real question isn't whether something validates—it's whether the market actually cares. Institutional flows, retail sentiment, macro headwinds... any of these can override a technically perfect setup. Validation is necessary but never sufficient for upside. It's a prerequisite, not a guarantee.