2026-01-07 03:26:42

RIVER's recent market movement is worth paying attention to. The chart shows clear bearish suppression at high levels, followed by market makers starting to push up the liquidation price, aiming for at least over $30 — they prefer to achieve more than a 100% increase rather than keep the liquidation line near $20. The underlying logic is a classic long-short double trap: the same party opens both long and short positions, ensuring they profit regardless of the market direction. What's particularly frightening is the high frequency of short squeezes. From a technical perspective, the $17.8 level has become a key resistance zone, having been broken three times, yet each time it was forcibly pushed back up. The market maker's control tactics remain as blatant as ever.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-08 13:41

The dealer's technique is really brilliant, retail investors are just here to give away money. I see through RIVER's tricks, with both longs and shorts getting caught in frequent liquidations, repeatedly pulling back at 17.8, anyone who touches it will die. It's the familiar leek-cutting script again, and this time it's especially ruthless. $30? Let's see if we can survive to $20 first, haha. Every time it's pushed up, it shows there's someone supporting the market below, this is the power of the dealer. Frequent liquidations are really outrageous, clearly just harvesting.

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SocialFiQueen

· 01-08 12:04

Is this the same trick again? Retail investors are just here to be eaten? 17.8 keeps being pushed up and down, it feels like the big players are just teasing us.

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YieldChaser

· 01-08 06:03

It's the same old trick again, retail investors and small traders are always the last to pay the bill.

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RunWithRugs

· 01-07 03:56

The dealer's method is truly outrageous; retail investors are just doomed to be double-edged.

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NftDeepBreather

· 01-07 03:56

The dealer's combination punch is really brilliant. Retail investors are still hesitating about whether to enter, but they've already completely wiped out your stop-loss orders.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-07 03:50

The dealer's tactics are really brilliant, retail investors are just like leeks. --- 17.8 repeatedly being hammered down and pulled up again, this rhythm is just annoying to watch. --- Bull and bear both getting caught, how many years has this routine been played, and some still fall for it. --- The RIVER plate feels a bit illusory and unreal. --- High frequency of爆空? Feels like a meat-cutting machine. --- Would rather push to 30 than let the liquidation line hit 20, this mindset is really meticulous. --- Another old routine of market manipulation, tired of seeing it. --- With technical analysis repeatedly hammering down, how can retail investors play against it?

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Ambarz

· 01-07 03:46

1000x Vibes 🤑

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AirdropHunterZhang

· 01-07 03:40

Haha, this is a typical leek-cutting show. The price was smashed three times at 17.8 and still managed to bounce back. I knew someone was playing a double game... Retail investors are going to be wiped out this time.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 01-07 03:38

This move by the market maker is truly brilliant; the long and short double trap really can't be defended against.

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SleepTrader

· 01-07 03:36

It's the same old trick again. Retail investors are still studying technical analysis, while the big players have already eaten their fill. Those trapped are dreaming of $30, but they've already paid enough in liquidation fees. 17.8 keeps being pushed up and down repeatedly. What the hell is this? It's making me sick. Long and short are both winning, no wonder there's frequent short liquidation. Players are just here to work for others. This RIVER move looks very fierce. I'll stay on the sidelines and wait and see. The big players are acting blatantly. How are retail investors supposed to play?

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