The data looks off. $RIF In 24 hours it was smashed from 0.1019 down to 0.0680, a drop of 26.82%. Trading volume was 62.7M, yet it’s three times higher than usual—this isn’t a normal pullback; someone is dumping to clear out their position.

Three possibilities: 1. A large address or a project team wallet secretly and slowly offloaded in batches at dawn. Check the on-chain data: in the last 3 hours, an unknown address transferred 5.8 million RIF to an exchange—this scale is something retail can’t absorb; 2. Technically, 0.0680 is a key weekly-level support. If tonight’s closing price is below 0.0675, the next support is directly at 0.055, and the momentum selling pressure will be chased and hit by the bears; 3. It may be coordinated with some negative news in the ecosystem released early. RIF and RSK are highly linked—look through developer Twitter accounts on the Bitcoin sidechain; maybe there’s a protocol issue that’s been covered up.

Don’t rush to bottom-fish at this time. My suggestion: if you already have holdings, don’t hold and hope. Set a stop-loss at 0.073–0.075. In case tonight the US stock market opens and drags BTC down, RIF will cascade first. If you want to enter, wait until the price stabilizes above 0.0705 and the trading volume contracts to half of the usual level before acting. Take-profit at 0.082, and keep position size within 3%. Don’t believe the fantasy that it will rebound back to 0.088—people using this kind of dump method won’t let retail get out easily.

This kind of signal doesn’t happen many times in a year. Every time it appears, it usually means either a sharp drop or a big breakout. I’ve been watching RIF for three years. The last time similar data showed up was in October last year—after that, it fell 40% before bottoming. Tonight I’m watching whether 0.068 can hold. If it breaks, just wait for 0.055 to catch the blood. If you want to watch the chart with me in real time, follow me—don’t end up not being able to find me later.