$RIVER has indeed been quite interesting recently, with opportunities even in choppy markets.
**Short-term Strategy**
On the short side, if the price rebounds to the 18.15–18.50 range, and if there are signs of long upper shadows or decreasing volume, consider a small short position, with a stop-loss above 18.80. The targets are around 17.50 and 16.80.
On the long side, if it pulls back to the 16.50–16.00 area, a small bullish candle with increased volume is a signal to enter, with a stop-loss below 15.80. Look for targets at 17.50 and 18.00.
**Breakout Opportunities**
If it breaks above 18.80 with increased volume, go long with targets between 19.50 and 20.00. If it drops below 15.80 with increased volume, it’s a shorting opportunity, targeting 15.00 and 14.50. But be sure to watch the volume; a breakout without volume is likely a false move.
**Risk Management**
RIVER is quite volatile, so don’t over-leverage—keep your position size between 3-5% for safety. Strictly adhere to stop-losses, as the market can turn against you at any time. When there’s no clear trend, don’t force trades—waiting is always the right choice.
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AirdropHunter420
· 32m ago
Rely on strength, not words—that's the true way.
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DecentralizeMe
· 9h ago
I can't quite understand it. It feels like there are too many tricks involved. In a volatile market, it's easiest to get caught off guard and lose money.
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FlashLoanLord
· 01-08 02:57
Well, this analysis is good, but the key still depends on the trading volume. I previously overlooked this point and got caught in a bad position.
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DYORMaster
· 01-08 02:50
Consolidation is like this; trading volume needs to match, otherwise it's all fake breakouts.
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ChainBrain
· 01-08 02:49
Consolidation and fluctuation, volume is king. No volume, don't mess around.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-08 02:37
I will bet twice at 18.50; if the trading volume isn't lying...
$RIVER has indeed been quite interesting recently, with opportunities even in choppy markets.
**Short-term Strategy**
On the short side, if the price rebounds to the 18.15–18.50 range, and if there are signs of long upper shadows or decreasing volume, consider a small short position, with a stop-loss above 18.80. The targets are around 17.50 and 16.80.
On the long side, if it pulls back to the 16.50–16.00 area, a small bullish candle with increased volume is a signal to enter, with a stop-loss below 15.80. Look for targets at 17.50 and 18.00.
**Breakout Opportunities**
If it breaks above 18.80 with increased volume, go long with targets between 19.50 and 20.00. If it drops below 15.80 with increased volume, it’s a shorting opportunity, targeting 15.00 and 14.50. But be sure to watch the volume; a breakout without volume is likely a false move.
**Risk Management**
RIVER is quite volatile, so don’t over-leverage—keep your position size between 3-5% for safety. Strictly adhere to stop-losses, as the market can turn against you at any time. When there’s no clear trend, don’t force trades—waiting is always the right choice.