The trajectory of RIVER depends on whether it can break below the ice line position—that is, return to the 26.3 level. This point is very important as it marks the formation of a complete structure. If the price does not fall to this level, the bearish signal is not yet clear enough, and shorting still carries risks. However, more aggressive traders can also stay active and consider attempting short positions within this range, but they must set proper stop-losses to prevent risks from getting out of control. Essentially, this wave of movement is about whether it can effectively break through the level; only after breaking this psychological barrier can it be considered a formal confirmation.
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rugdoc.eth
· 9h ago
26.3 Break or Not? That's the key, otherwise the bearish signals are still false
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Aggressive traders can give it a try, but be sure to set your stop-loss properly, don’t play with fire
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Basically, it’s just waiting for a break below, as psychological defenses are very real
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If this wave gets stuck above 26.3, the bearish story will become a bit awkward
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Using a stop-loss is truly lifesaving, don’t ruin yourself trying to hold a position
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Only after confirmation of the break can you take action. Currently, those trying to bottom-fish are just talking tough but soft inside
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26.3, either break or turn back, there’s no third way
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Interesting, let’s see how long this psychological defense can hold
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WalletWhisperer
· 9h ago
26.3 is the threshold where the pattern either confirms or collapses... behavioral clustering around psychological levels always reveals wallet intent, tbh the real tell is transaction velocity into that zone. if we don't see the break, accumulation phase extends—nothing deterministic yet.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 9h ago
26.3 is really a tough barrier; if it can't be broken, don't expect to go empty.
Waiting to see if 26.3 can hold; this is the watershed.
The radical party can take a gamble, but stop-loss must follow closely, or you'll suffer heavy losses.
Before the breakdown is confirmed, it's all fake; the psychological defense line is just that—psychological.
Honestly, only if this level is truly broken does it count; it's still too early to say now.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 9h ago
It's the same story again. If it drops to 26.3, it's confirmed. If it doesn't drop, then the risk is high... So it's always my fault, huh?
The trajectory of RIVER depends on whether it can break below the ice line position—that is, return to the 26.3 level. This point is very important as it marks the formation of a complete structure. If the price does not fall to this level, the bearish signal is not yet clear enough, and shorting still carries risks. However, more aggressive traders can also stay active and consider attempting short positions within this range, but they must set proper stop-losses to prevent risks from getting out of control. Essentially, this wave of movement is about whether it can effectively break through the level; only after breaking this psychological barrier can it be considered a formal confirmation.