A LONG-SHORT, single-instrument intraday-to-swing REVERSAL on AVAXUSDT.BINANCE (USD-M perp, 1h bars, OHLCV-only — no supplementary feed, the best-surviving tag family at 4%). This is deliberately engineered to AVOID the recurring inverted-reward:risk death that killed the recent single-name fade attempts (LINK Keltner-overshoot, DOGE/ADA VWAP fades all had avg_loss ≈ 2x avg_win: tiny TP, wide stop → win-often-lose-big → PF<1). The fix is structural: I only fade a stretched move when the CURRENT bar itself shows aggressive-flow ABSORPTION — a long rejection wick against the extension (buyers absorbed at a low → long; sellers absorbed at a high → short). That wick gives a genuinely TIGHT stop (just beyond the wick extreme) paired with a LARGER reversion target (back toward the short rolling mean), so reward:risk is ~2:1 in the correct direction rather than inverted. Distinct from every dead fade class: NOT a VWAP z-band always-on fade (needs a same-bar rejection signature), NOT a failed-breakout (no range structure or close-back-inside required), NOT taker-flow divergence (uses only OHLCV wick geometry, not the taker feed that died at -0.199%), NOT a breakout. Fills under-represented long_short (13.8%) and single-name-with-real-edge. Only 3 parameters (deviation z, wick-to-body ratio, target fraction); stop/target derived from volatility, not tuned — to resist the 248 overfit deaths.