Lobster—this trade hit me in the face: within a three-day contract it jumped nearly three times, then within a day it gave back almost ten percent. The open position volume was cut by more than twenty percent in a single day. This isn’t a pullback—it's the people propping up the market taking the ladder away themselves. The price is still hanging in midair: the moving averages are barely brushing it, but the floating buy orders waiting underneath have already scattered. A four-hour bearish candle is pressing down on a bullish one, and the more the bulls hold on, the more it looks like they’re helping someone else stabilize the ladder. In this situation, whoever stands on top is the one who will be the last to dismantle the stairs.