RIVER's recent daily gains are built on solid support levels, and the technical pattern is quite robust. Currently, the market's fear indicator has reached 50, and the overall market shows a clear bullish outlook. The 4-hour chart is also catching up, with momentum continuing to be released.
From this perspective, the short-term bullish strategy remains justified. However, trading is trading, and risk management should come first—set take profit at 17.91 and stop loss at 15.598. This setup allows you to find a reasonable balance between profit and risk.
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PositionPhobia
· 01-09 00:36
Let's take another look at RIVER, this time it's truly different.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 01-08 23:36
Solid form, but I trust risk control more; there's nothing more to say about that.
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WalletDetective
· 01-08 18:56
This support level is indeed solid, but is 17.91 really enough?
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Bullish expectations are good, but I still think a stop loss at 15.598 is a bit loose.
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Fear indicator at 50? Seems like there’s still room for a rebound, continue to be bullish.
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Risk control first +1, preserving capital is more important than anything else.
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The rebound has caught up, but I’m worried it might suddenly drop, better to be cautious.
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The support from the physical chart doesn’t mean it won’t break, still need to stay alert.
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A short-term bullish approach is fine, but don’t be greedy.
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The configuration of 17.91 and 15.598 is quite standard, no issues.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-08 17:26
Hmm, this stop-loss setting is a bit tight. Any rebound and it gets sold off with just a single bearish candle.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-06 03:51
Nonsense, it should have hit 17.91 already.
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-06 03:49
Are you really willing to take action with a stop loss at 15.598? I still went a bit more aggressive.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 01-06 03:49
ngl the support holding on daily is giving me minor déjà vu from that 2022 liquidation cascade... but ok fine, fear at 50 is statistically interesting i guess. just don't sleep on the 4h energy here, it's literally screaming cross-chain correlation vibes rn. 17.91/15.598 spreads look mathematically sound but honestly? my real alpha is whether this momentum survives the next MEV dump lol
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WalletInspector
· 01-06 03:45
Speaking of which, RIVER is indeed quite interesting. The support level is solid, the bullish atmosphere is in place, and risk control is also in check. This is what a serious player should look like.
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GasWaster
· 01-06 03:39
This support level is solid, but can 17.91 be reached? It feels a bit uncertain.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 01-06 03:31
Setting tight stop-loss and take-profit orders is the art of truly living.
RIVER's recent daily gains are built on solid support levels, and the technical pattern is quite robust. Currently, the market's fear indicator has reached 50, and the overall market shows a clear bullish outlook. The 4-hour chart is also catching up, with momentum continuing to be released.
From this perspective, the short-term bullish strategy remains justified. However, trading is trading, and risk management should come first—set take profit at 17.91 and stop loss at 15.598. This setup allows you to find a reasonable balance between profit and risk.