2026-01-13 10:26:11

RIVER's recent long-term holding plan has been completed, and the current focus shifts to shorting opportunities. From a technical perspective, the area between 21.10 and 21.35 is a good entry window. If the price is resisted and bounces here, consider adding positions between 21.55 and 21.80. Set the stop loss at 22.10 to keep the risk manageable.

The downward target can be viewed in three stages: first, watch 20.60; if it breaks and continues downward, 20.05 is the second key support, and the final target points to 19.60. The logic behind this move is clear, and the technical signals are quite aligned. Short sellers should closely monitor the performance at these levels.

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OnchainGossiper

· 01-15 19:56

Oh wow, the logic behind this short position is really clear. I've been watching the 21.1-21.35 range for a while now. Wait, isn't the 22.10 stop-loss a bit tight... This guy must have a very steady mindset. It's another three-stage target. Last year, this approach helped me cut my losses by half, so now I’m just watching the show. If 20.60 doesn’t break, I’ll be laughing. Betting on the funding rate? Speaking of long-term holdings, if you've already gone through the entire cycle and still dare to aggressively short, you must be confident or need to see a doctor.

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FudVaccinator

· 01-15 17:57

Oh my, another short position? I lost two months' salary directly after taking that advice last time. This price level does look tempting, but I think I'll wait and see. Can it really break the 21-point level? It feels a bit uncertain. How are the long-term holdings doing? Are you guys making money? But I believe in the clear logic; the details are in place. If 19.60 can really be reached, I’ll just lie down and relax. The market is so unpredictable right now, who dares to hold a heavy position?

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NewPumpamentals

· 01-15 01:32

Entering at 21.10 feels a bit high; I prefer to wait until around 20 before taking action. This wave indeed has a bearish logic, but 19.60 feels too optimistic... Adding positions is a bit too concentrated, easy to be shaken out. 20.05 is the real support; the previous levels are just false signals. Stop-loss at 22.10 is too loose; I’ll try setting it at 21.90. This analytical framework is clear, just worried about changing decisions in the moment.

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HodlOrRegret

· 01-13 10:55

Another short position opened. Is this one really safe? --- Entering at 21.10 feels a bit risky. Let’s wait and see the reaction. --- Is the target of 19.60 a bit greedy? --- Set stop loss at 22.10. I’m a bit hesitant; usually, I prefer to loosen it a bit. --- This technical analysis always feels like something’s off to me. --- The three-stage decline sounds pretty clear, but the question is, can it reach the third stage? --- I understand the logic of adding to the position, but it’s a psychological barrier that’s hard to overcome.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 01-13 10:54

Entering at 21.10 feels a bit risky; I'm still waiting for a breakdown confirmation. This wave is indeed clear, but 19.60 is a bit far away. Will there be fluctuations in between? The stop-loss width at 22.10 is okay; it depends on whether it can hold until 20.60. I didn't quite understand the logic behind adding positions; it feels easy to get trapped. Is 19.60 the end point or a new starting point? That's the real question. Wait for the next gap; no rush this time.

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0xSunnyDay

· 01-13 10:53

Ha, going short again. Will 21.10-21.35 really drop? Feels like the first two times didn't follow the usual pattern. --- Adding to the position feels like the risk is hidden pretty deep. Stop loss at 22.10 sounds stable, but can it really hold? --- Target at 19.60 is a bit aggressive. Technical analysis is one thing, but the market always loves to stir things up. --- Close monitoring is fine, but don't get washed out by these price levels. There are really quite a few tricks to trap people into shorting. --- The clearest logic is the most feared when it gets proven wrong. I've seen too many cases.

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-13 10:49

Damn, another short? Last time I heard you say that, I got trapped. Do you want to do it again?

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WalletDetective

· 01-13 10:47

This logic is indeed clear. The window from 21 to 21.35 is good, and I'm also watching it closely. Shorting this wave, let's see if 20.60 can hold, otherwise breaking below to 20.05 would be great. The stop loss at 22.10 is a bit wide, what's the consideration? The real target is 19.60, everything else is just passing by. This time the risk control is okay, at least it won't lose too much at once.

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BlockDetective

· 01-13 10:33

Look, entering this wave from 21.10 to 21.35 really depends on the stop loss at 22.10; otherwise, a rebound could lead to a blow-up. Whether 20.60 breaks or not is an issue. If it suddenly surges past that, it feels like we're in trouble. Adding positions at 21.55 is a good idea, but it's still uncertain whether we can hold until then.

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ApyWhisperer

· 01-13 10:32

21.10 entering the market is really attractive, but I'm afraid of getting stopped out at 22.10, that would be so uncomfortable --- The logic is sound, the key is whether 20.60 can hold, if it breaks, then there's real potential --- It's another three-stage target, I know this routine well, it always ends in a false climax --- Is the risk controllable? Ha, stop-loss is always the last thing you think of --- Adding positions at 21.55, if this is a false breakout, it's game over, and you'll be trapped again --- I trust your judgment, just not sure if 19.60 can really be reached --- Interesting, at least the technical analysis is complete, I'll follow your lead and give it a try --- So determined to short, it seems like the bottom is really in

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