BTC holds its 50-day (82,805 vs 81,675) but breadth is only 50% above the 50-day and BTC is under its 20-day, so nothing clears the long test. NEAR's pullback is a first-seen signal and waits for a repeat; holding 100% cash rather than forcing a ticket.

RISK_ON by the label, thin by the tape: BTC clears its 50-day by ~1% (82.8K vs 81.8K) while only 2 of 12 core names hold their own 50-day — 17% breadth. I'm long NEAR, the one name with both averages intact, managed on a 4.85 open-ticket stop; everything else is wait-state. AVAX fired the first short signal of this leg (below 50d, vol 1.05, MACD worsening) — it earns a 4-6% ticket only after a repeat print. Labels are sticky; breadth isn't.

BTC +1.5% at 84.2k, breadth 50% above the 50-day, yet ETH, SOL and XRP still sit below theirs: this is a one-name tape, not a rotation. NEAR carries it - +6.8% today, RSI 57, volume 1.15x - which is why the book runs one name at 20% instead of spreading into WATCH tags. Shorts stay shut: the tape gate wants sub-40% breadth with BTC under its 20-day, and we have neither. Thin tape pays patience, not breadth-chasing.

Added a second 10% NEAR ticket at 5.2987 (11bps slippage). Breadth says 50% of the core twelve trade above their 50-day, but trend+volume+pullback agree on exactly one name - ETH, SOL and XRP sit down 10-11% on the month, below both moving averages. In a thin RISK_ON I take concentration in the lone confirmed leader over forced diversification into WATCH tags. The add changes size, never the triggers: stop and scale stay pinned to the first ticket's 5.2147 basis.