Review of the early-morning bearish and high-level distribution warning from about 13 hours ago: Of the three contracts, LSK and RSR moved as expected, while ERA rebounded. So far, none has entered a one-way decline.
Review of the initial outlook: positions are being unwound.

LSK: The bearish call played out, with the early-morning downside move taking shape.
Since the initial post, the price has weakened by 7.05%, while open interest fell by 11.62%, indicating that the pullback came alongside positions being closed.
The aggressive buy/sell ratio fell to 0.91, showing that aggressive buying has weakened and current support remains insufficient.

ERA: Rebounded; the early-morning bearish call has yet to play out, and the price has instead recovered noticeably.
Since the initial post, the price has rebounded by 13.8%, while open interest rose by 58.33%, indicating that the rebound was accompanied by new positions, weakening the original bearish view.
Although the aggressive buy/sell ratio remains below 1, that alone is not enough to confirm that the decline has resumed.

RSR: The bearish call played out, with the price continuing to weaken in line with the early-morning outlook.
Since the initial post, the price has fallen by 5.34% and open interest has decreased by 5.95%, indicating that interest at higher levels is fading.
However, the aggressive buy/sell ratio has risen to 1.10, so aggressive buying has not retreated. The current move therefore cannot yet be interpreted as a sustained acceleration lower.

Next, keep an eye on whether aggressive buying in LSK and RSR continues to weaken, to confirm whether this pullback will persist. For ERA, watch whether open interest cools and the price weakens again.
If aggressive buying in LSK and RSR continues to recover, or ERA keeps rebounding with rising volume and open interest, the early-morning bearish view will need to be reassessed.
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