Looking at the performance of the RIVER token, it's a classic example of a "reckless" approach—ignoring fundamentals and forcing a push to 35. Honestly, such a surge is of no long-term benefit to the coin's development, but they just insist on doing it.
From the K-line chart, most operations have failed. Today’s entire trading day was a repetitive pattern of forceful pulls combined with oscillating pinning, with frequent ups and downs and occasional sharp pullbacks. This combination is used very skillfully. It's obvious that they didn't make the expected profit from this wave of market movement and are now panicking.
Next, they will either admit defeat, follow the trend with oscillating decline to exit safely; or they will go all-in with a reckless attitude, biting the bullet and breaking through new highs, pulling a big bullish candle in one go—whatever they like. In other words, when faced with such a domineering and somewhat "irrational" manipulative logic by the big players, retail investors can only say: stepping in dog poop indeed.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 18h ago
The big players are getting desperate, they can't push past 35 and are just forcing it. It's embarrassing to watch.
RIVER's move this time is really disappointing; they play the pin insertion game very skillfully but it just doesn't work.
Retail investors can only watch the show, waiting for them to admit defeat or give up.
This kind of market is just for harvesting the little guys, there's no real prospect.
Chasing new highs? Haha, well, you'll have to keep holding on.
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MagicBean
· 18h ago
River, this market maker is really getting desperate, it's so frustrating to watch.
Wait, is this a reverse operation? I'm a bit confused.
Retail investors are really too difficult, always stepping on dog poop.
When they can't push up, they start to force it, wasting effort with no reward.
If 35 can't break through, they will start to dump, a gambler's mentality.
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GateUser-370ee54a
· 18h ago
It broke even for me three times; this is too risky.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 19h ago
Really, RIVER this wave shows that the big players are getting anxious. Just by looking at the candlestick chart, you can tell they didn't make the profit they wanted.
Stuck in a tough spot, what can retail investors do?
At the 35 level, it feels a bit reckless...
It looks like a desperate move to break the jar and smash it, let's keep watching the show tomorrow.
This round of operation is truly disappointing; they don't even look at the fundamentals.
Looking at the performance of the RIVER token, it's a classic example of a "reckless" approach—ignoring fundamentals and forcing a push to 35. Honestly, such a surge is of no long-term benefit to the coin's development, but they just insist on doing it.
From the K-line chart, most operations have failed. Today’s entire trading day was a repetitive pattern of forceful pulls combined with oscillating pinning, with frequent ups and downs and occasional sharp pullbacks. This combination is used very skillfully. It's obvious that they didn't make the expected profit from this wave of market movement and are now panicking.
Next, they will either admit defeat, follow the trend with oscillating decline to exit safely; or they will go all-in with a reckless attitude, biting the bullet and breaking through new highs, pulling a big bullish candle in one go—whatever they like. In other words, when faced with such a domineering and somewhat "irrational" manipulative logic by the big players, retail investors can only say: stepping in dog poop indeed.