2026-01-07 19:21:27

$RIVER's recent surge indeed performed impressively. Many traders have observed that this wave of market movement is signaling strong bullish signals. Based on the current technical analysis, if we estimate the typical retracement levels, there is still a chance of dropping below ten dollars, but this also means bearing certain fee costs.

Interestingly, market participants are beginning to analyze the logic behind this type of market movement from different perspectives. By studying the main players' accumulation pace, chip distribution, and on-chain data changes, they can infer the operational intentions of the big players at different stages. This analytical approach is meaningful for understanding short-term fluctuations and medium-term trends. Traders are actively reviewing these data in real-time, trying to find more precise entry points.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 01-07 19:50

Falling below ten bucks? The fee and cost part is maxed out, you might end up cutting losses and exiting.

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InfraVibes

· 01-07 19:42

Escaping the top feels really good, but the fee rate can be deadly. Once you understand the dealer's tricks, it's just so-so; the key is still to catch the bottom at the right time. The $10 level feels a bit risky, I think it needs to be tested a bit more. Watching others analyze data is tiring; it's better to go with your gut and just do it. The theory of chip distribution is just for listening; real profit depends on luck.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-07 19:36

Falling below ten dollars? How much would the fees eat up? It's better to wait for a rebound.

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BridgeJumper

· 01-07 19:32

Looking at the top escape, it does seem to have some potential, but there aren't many who dare to chase, right? Whether the ten-dollar break holds or not still depends on the main players; us retail investors are just hiding in the back, secretly watching the data. The theory of chip distribution sounds impressive, but in actual operation, it's still easy to get caught. I believe in it.

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