2026-01-03 02:23:02

Many people have suffered losses in the recent RIVER market. Recently, I have organized a set of ideas for friends who are trapped.

The core logic is as follows: the current market is in a correction phase. Instead of passively enduring the decline, it is better to take proactive action. It is recommended to add short positions around 18.5, to lower the average cost and improve the overall position. Once the price retraces to the 13.5-15 range, consider taking profits and exiting.

From a longer-term perspective, RIVER still has the opportunity to break upward into the 25-28 range. So if you have confidence in the coin, you can adjust your liquidation price accordingly, setting the stop-loss above 28. This way, you can respond to the final surge by the big players and effectively avoid the risk of forced liquidation.

In summary, under controllable risk conditions, use strategic position addition to seize rebound opportunities.

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SleepyValidator

· 2h ago

18.5 fill the gap? Bro, are you trying to buy the dip or cut your losses? Honestly, it has a bit of a gambling vibe.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 2h ago

18.5 Short Cover? Bro, I advise you to think carefully. This thing is easy to keep adding as it drops... --- Stop loss above 28? You're really bold, just worried that the market makers won't play by the rules. --- Another set of perfect hindsight logic, it all looks right now, but what if you actually execute it? --- Lowering the cost sounds good, but the question is whether you have enough funds to keep throwing in, everyone. --- Take profit at 13.5-15? The premise is it can really drop to that level, otherwise you'll be deeply trapped. --- It's easiest to make reckless moves when you're trapped. This kind of thinking sounds good, but who can really hold on during execution? --- It's easy to say, but the real problem is that you probably can't even reach the 25-28 price range. --- Setting a forced liquidation price above 28? Isn't that just betting it won't break through? That's a bit too optimistic, brother.

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AirdropATM

· 2h ago

Hi there, it's another round of blood tears from the trapped retail investors. The tactic of adding to positions sounds appealing, but in reality, it's just gambling that the market maker will push the price up. Are you sure? Setting a stop loss above 28? Bro, you're just throwing a tantrum with your own wallet.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 2h ago

Adding to your position until bankruptcy, I feel like I've seen this logic somewhere before... The last time I heard this kind of statement, I got completely trapped.

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