2026-01-08 10:22:42

The key to the price trend of RIVER lies at the 18.8 level. If the price effectively breaks through this level, the subsequent space will open up, and it is not suitable to continue shorting in the short term — even the consolidation should stop short-selling operations and wait and see. Especially once the rate rises, shorting becomes even less appropriate.

From the current perspective, the trend is still slightly weak on the bearish side, but even so, your downward expectation should not be too aggressive. 12.5 is a relatively reasonable low point estimate; to break below this, the main force needs to fully consolidate and gather strength.

Operational advice: If you have profits on short positions, take them when the opportunity arises and don’t be too greedy. During rebounds, you can follow up with short positions, but be sure to set stop-losses and control risks. Only in this way can you maintain stable profits in this wave of market movements.

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Degentleman

· 01-09 16:43

18.8 this level is really crucial; if it breaks, you have to stop shorting, or else you'll suffer heavy losses when the fee rate increases.

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tokenomics_truther

· 01-09 00:57

Breaking through 18.8 is really crucial. If it breaks, don't go short recklessly. When the fee rate rises, it's better to take a break.

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-08 10:51

If I can't break 18.8, I don't believe this wave can go up; it feels like it needs to drop further.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-08 10:47

18.8 Break or not break determines everything. If it breaks, I have to admit defeat and close the position. --- 12.5 This level is really tricky, don’t get scared and panic sell. --- When the fee rate rises, I have to run from my short positions. It’s not worth it. --- Taking profits when the market looks good—how many times have I heard this? But I just can’t do it, haha. --- The biggest risk when shorting during a rebound is being stopped out and getting knocked out. Who dares to gamble? --- The bearish trend is still weak, and they’re still pushing down. It has a bit of a gambling feel. --- RIVER this thing can fluctuate sideways and mess with people’s psychology. --- You can’t be too aggressive, but who can control greed right now?

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-08 10:28

Whether 18.8 breaks or not is really the key. If it breaks, don't stubbornly hold onto the short positions anymore. The fee rate can really be a trap.

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