On the ACU four-hour chart, five consecutive bearish candles dragged the price lower step by step. Three days ago it was still near the high end; now it has shrunk a lot. There hasn’t even been a decent pullback in between. Open interest fell by nearly 20% overnight. This isn’t that nobody is playing long positions—it's that everyone has collectively given up and turned in their guns. Sell orders keep pressing down on the buy side, and the buy side can’t even scrape together four percent. Even the big accounts’ net long positions are quietly cutting down. The fee rate is flat to the point of being practically given away—I'm too lazy to listen to the “oversold rebound” fairy tale. In a market like this, any bounce is an opportunity for trapped positions to reduce exposure and escape. Take one trap, then another.