$SOL A breakout, then a sharp flush three days later. I read that flush as housekeeping, not a trend break. I'm bullish, but I'm not chasing here — I want the pullback into the discount half of the gap that impulse left behind. One thing argues against me. Price is back inside the range the impulse skipped over, near the 4h mid-term moving average. What lines up there: - the unfilled gap from the breakout leg, lower half - a shallow retracement of both the whole leg and the last wave up - a prior high that flipped into support Four methods landing in one band is the part that matters. ICT framing: structure is still bullish. The breakout candle cleared the prior swing highs with its body; nothing since has printed a change of character. Sell-side liquidity under the last swing low is already taken, while the triple high above is untouched. Cleared below, unfinished above. Where I'm wrong: a close under the order block that produced the impulse. That reclassifies the breakout as a failure and the long goes with it. Risks: 4h momentum is compressing toward a flip as the gap fills, and macro is no tailwind. If price runs to new highs without filling, I skip the trade. Published by YTIlab · OMNISIGHT REPORT Not investment advice. All decisions and responsibility are your own.