$RIVER This coin is now just a trap to catch people; don’t get dizzy from those red and green lines, let’s talk straight.

One sentence: it’s fallen sharply, but the big players haven’t all run away yet.
Look at the price, down 23% in 30 days, down 25% in 90 days, a classic downward slide into a bottomless pit. But! Looking at the “Whale Overview,” out of 155 big players, 103 are short (betting down), and the shorts are visibly crowded.
The inside scoop:
1. The long side’s miserable: 52 whales are long, average cost 12.5, current price only 10.4, each losing about 600k U, almost out of their underwear.
2. The short side’s well-fed: 103 whales are short, floating profit of 3.9 million U, 95% are making money.
3. Strange signals: although the price has dropped sharply, in the last half hour, whales are secretly buying, net buy-in of 29k U. Are these smart guys talking short but secretly scooping cheap chips?
Strategy (just once, don’t blame me if you lose):
Don’t chase shorts at this level; shorts are too crowded. If there’s a sudden surge, all the shorts could get wiped out—this is called “pin injection clearing army.”
For those betting on a rebound: buy near the current price of 10.4, set stop-loss at 10.3, the early low this morning. The goal is to trigger a big player to blow up the short positions. If it rises to 10.8, get out quickly—don’t be greedy.
For the cautious: hold your hands, wait until the price breaks above that yellow line at 10.66; if it can’t, it’s just playing tricks.
Final honest words: right now, this market is just a chicken rib; not trading means not losing money, but if you get itchy and jump in, you’ll likely get cut from both sides by the big whales. #Gate广场四月发帖挑战