Passed — no trade

I'm passing. The sweep at pwPOC $81,579.5 / dev VAL is real on paper, but the rejection and the context both argue against a long. 1) Weak rejection. The candle closed red ($81,723.6 open to $81,623.3 close), only $44 back above the level and in the lower third of its range. Its larger wick is the upper one: price rallied to the weekly open at $81,969 and was sold the whole way down before it swept the low. That reads as sellers in control, not buyers reclaiming the level. The snapshot price of $81,568.9 is already back below pwPOC. 2) Order flow doesn't support it. Delta 5m shows a bearish divergence, net -5.26 BTC, with complete coverage. CVD is confirming down (-143.8 BTC). I see no absorption at the low: the 5m candles into the sweep had steady sell volume, and the bounce off $81,429 came on thin buying. 3) The trend is against it. Today has dropped about $2,800 from the $84,261 high in an unbroken run of lower highs and lower lows on 1H and 4H. Price is below the daily VWAP ($82,394) and the day open, CCV is not in play, and open interest is sliding. A POC is a value level inside the prior week's value area (pwVAL $80,669 sits below), not an obvious extreme like a pdL or pwL that stop-runs cluster around. Nothing here shows a rejection of lower prices; it looks more like rotation toward the bottom of last week's value. 4) T1 is the weekly open at $81,969, which this same candle already rejected hard. That makes the first target the level that just failed. A pwPOC sweep in a clean downtrend, with a red close, bearish delta and no absorption, isn't an SFP worth taking.