2026-01-16 08:23:26

Look at the resistance level in the 34 range. Once it breaks through, it's time to consider shorting. Recently, the long-term order fee consumption has been quite intense, and the signals from the capital side are very clear. The rhythm of $RIVER in this wave needs to be closely watched. From a trend perspective, the timing for shorting is getting closer and closer. The market direction is not the issue; the real problem is—if you understand it, but don't act. If there's anything you don't understand, feel free to ask. Don't miss this opportunity.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 4h ago

Position 34 is really tightly locked. Once it breaks the level, it's time to take action.

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staking_gramps

· 5h ago

You really need to keep a close eye on this level 34; RIVER has indeed shown some unusual activity recently.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 5h ago

Once 34 is broken, it should be empty. I've been waiting for this signal. The high rate consumption is indeed worth being cautious about.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 5h ago

34 this position indeed needs to be watched closely, but I think they might be exaggerating the fee rates. --- I sold when RIVER surged, but it doesn't feel that simple. --- Another argument of "understanding but not acting," honestly, it's getting a bit tiresome. --- Shorting, shorting. Last time I said that, I lost my underwear. --- I've seen this rhythm too many times; let's observe a bit more before making a move. --- Fund flow signals? I don't see any, please advise. --- What would really happen if it breaks through 34? Feels exaggerated. --- High order placement fees mean you should consider shorting? I don't quite understand this logic.

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