This wave of RIVER long positions has played out perfectly, and many traders who followed along have already validated this trading logic.
The core reason for being confidently bullish is very simple—there are no obvious signs of selling pressure on-chain. Those pullbacks are just routine market maker manipulations; genuine selling pressure does not exist. When River experiences a pullback, we have been consistently advocating for continued long positions, based on this logic: go with the trend, and don't be scared off by short-term fluctuations.
From a technical perspective, the stop-loss level set by the signal is below the previous low support at 11.0. The actual lowest point reached 11.328, which is a pretty solid defense level. Comparing with previous highs and on-chain data, setting the short-term take-profit target at 15 is entirely reasonable.
If you are holding a heavy position or using high leverage, you might consider gradually reducing your position to lock in some profits. Next, keep monitoring the market closely and prepare for the next real-time trading signal. This market observation and operation framework is worth continuing to follow and observe.
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LuckyHashValue
· 5h ago
On-chain data doesn't lie; this time, it truly was a bottom-fishing opportunity.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 6h ago
Ha, another perfect review. I wasn't lucky enough to keep up.
Why does it turn into negative alpha here?
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MetaverseMigrant
· 6h ago
Bro, this time it's really accurate. I also followed and took off directly.
On-chain data doesn't lie; the selling pressure is indeed very clear.
Target 15 is not exaggerated; it's steady.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 6h ago
The feeling of successfully bottoming out is just awesome
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Once again, dodged a wave of correction, there’s really no pressure on-chain
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Is 15 a stable target? I’m a bit hesitant
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Gradually reducing positions is a wise move; greed leads to losses
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Market maker tricks are still the same old story, just follow the opposite operation
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Held at 11.328, this defensive line is indeed solid
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Brothers riding this wave are all making a killing, right?
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It’s easier said than done to not be scared out by volatility
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No selling pressure on-chain, so it’s more reassuring? I’d rather be conservative
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Set the take-profit target at 15, it’s time to plan for reducing positions
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RektRecovery
· 7h ago
nah, the "no selling pressure" narrative always precedes the rug pull. classic tell really—when everyone's suddenly certain about on-chain data, that's when the exploit surfaces. seen this pattern play out a hundred times, and it never ages well.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 7h ago
per my latest regression analysis of RIVER's on-chain sentiment data (p < 0.042), the statistical significance of this pump thesis checks out fr fr
This wave of RIVER long positions has played out perfectly, and many traders who followed along have already validated this trading logic.
The core reason for being confidently bullish is very simple—there are no obvious signs of selling pressure on-chain. Those pullbacks are just routine market maker manipulations; genuine selling pressure does not exist. When River experiences a pullback, we have been consistently advocating for continued long positions, based on this logic: go with the trend, and don't be scared off by short-term fluctuations.
From a technical perspective, the stop-loss level set by the signal is below the previous low support at 11.0. The actual lowest point reached 11.328, which is a pretty solid defense level. Comparing with previous highs and on-chain data, setting the short-term take-profit target at 15 is entirely reasonable.
If you are holding a heavy position or using high leverage, you might consider gradually reducing your position to lock in some profits. Next, keep monitoring the market closely and prepare for the next real-time trading signal. This market observation and operation framework is worth continuing to follow and observe.