2026-01-02 06:40:21

#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, the movement of $RIVER has given me a good opportunity.

This morning, I entered the market with friends at the 14.3 level, and as a result, I took profit near the 11.4 low point, earning 2500U in one wave, a 5x return.

Later, seeing RIVER quickly rise to 15.4, I sensed that this height might face resistance. Sure enough, it started to pull back shortly after. So I also led everyone to short at this retracement point, successfully capturing the swing trade, and the timing was quite good.

Currently, although there is an opportunity, I still advise everyone not to rush to chase. According to on-chain fund monitoring, the main force's funds are still flowing in continuously, indicating that the main force's strategy hasn't changed, and there are no signs of retreat for now. It’s safer to wait and see before confirming the trend.

If you want to seize subsequent layout opportunities, you still need to watch the market closely and think more, rather than relying solely on luck.

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zkProofGremlin

· 11h ago

Damn, it's another post-hoc narrative like Zhuge Liang, talking about entering at 14.3 and exiting at 11.4, sounding so casual. Who doesn't know how to operate in practice? This move was indeed a bottom-fishing, but on-chain fund inflows ≠ the main force still pushing prices up. Don't treat monitoring data as gospel. I'm more curious to see what you'll say next time you miss the move.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 13h ago

ah yes, the classic "i timed the bottom perfectly" narrative... statistically speaking, this is exactly how the 2017 tulip mania started. those who studied $LUNA charts would recognize this pattern immediately, ngl

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BlindBoxVictim

· 14h ago

Hey, this round of RIVER operations is really skillful, but I'm still a bit scared. I've been watching the market for so long, always missing the lowest point, a 5x return is indeed amazing... But why do I always chase highs and get cut? I believe funds are still flowing into the on-chain, the problem is I don't know when the big players will run. Maybe I should just wait and see. --- Damn, it's that perfect retracement rhythm again. Why am I so slow to react? Feeling a bit overwhelmed. --- Wait, how is the $2500 profit calculated? Is there leverage involved? Feels a bit risky. --- Reminds me, I thought the same last time, but got hammered in the opposite direction. Now everything looks like a trap, haha. --- Not chasing anymore, learning to be smart. Anyway, watching the market more and thinking more probably means I'll still lose money. --- Honestly, those who can master the rhythm are wolves. As retail investors, we should first learn not to lose money.

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LeapToTheStars

· 14h ago

Congratulations on your armchair quarterbacking, deceiving others and then deceiving yourself

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GateUser-b0bc5f5e

· 14h ago

Damn, a 5x return is really impressive, but I'm still a bit hesitant about this kind of swing trading. Caught two waves in a row, and the main players are still on drugs, so I have to wait patiently. Wait, how do you do on-chain fund monitoring? Recommend a tool. You're right, don't chase the highs. If the main players haven't pulled out, you have to endure. $2500U? That's more than my monthly salary.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 14h ago

Damn, a 5x return is really impressive, but I'm still a bit hesitant about this kind of swing trading. Both waves paid off, and the main players are still accumulating, so I have to wait patiently. Wait, how do you do on-chain fund monitoring? Recommend a tool, please. You're right, don't chase the rise; if the main players haven't pulled out, you have to hold. $2500, huh? That's not even my monthly salary.

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