#数字资产动态追踪 $RIVER seems poised for a turnaround, but in reality, it's hiding a trap? The 4-hour chart indeed looks impressive—breaking through long-term resistance, surpassing key moving averages, and a MACD golden cross are all in place, signaling a potential turning point. But all these are illusions.

Where is the problem? The honest volume directly exposes the truth. Trading volume has severely shrunk, far below historical averages and expected levels. This is the hardest hit—prices are rising, but there's no real money backing it up, purely bluffing. No major institutional funds, no increasing buy orders, only retail traders hyping themselves up. Such a rally cannot hold; it will break at the slightest poke.

The current oscillation around 14.3 is the best proof: bulls and bears are temporarily at a stalemate, but the upward momentum has already fizzled out. A rebound on low volume and a decline on high volume—that's the typical fake breakout script.

For those already in the trade: don't be soft. Hold tightly at 10.935, treating it as a critical support line. If the rebound reaches the 16.00-17.00 range but still lacks volume, quickly take profits in batches—don't get caught in a false breakout.

For those still watching: don't rush. The current position around 14.3 carries much higher risk than opportunity. Only consider two entry points: first, if the price pulls back to the 12.50-13.00 support zone with decreasing volume and stabilizes, then suddenly surges with high volume—this is a good time to buy in parts; second, if it suddenly dumps a huge volume and breaks through 15.00, forming a right-side breakout pattern, then you can go in with a small position. All other actions are courting death.

The core logic is simple: until volume improves, don't trust any price signals. Keep an eye on volume, wait for it to reveal the truth, only then can you confidently hold this wave of market movement.