$RIVER's recent performance is indeed worth paying attention to. From an on-chain fund perspective, short-term pressure has already accumulated, and the 17.8 level is becoming a key historical resistance. Once broken, a downward trend may follow.
More interesting is the change in the dealer fee indicator—from negative to positive. Such a reversal often hints that the market sentiment might be shifting. When these two signals appear together, trading opportunities indeed start to emerge. However, the specific entry points and risk management still depend on one's ability to grasp the rhythm.
Besides $RIVER, many people have also been paying attention to the movements of MYX, B, and CVX recently. The market activity is still there; it all depends on who can catch the right rhythm.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 01-04 14:53
yo, 17.8 breaking and suddenly everyone's a chart wizard again... lemme guess, next week we'll see a 47-tweet thread about "i called this" lol
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 01-04 03:50
17.8 Break or not, it feels like this level has been stuck for a long time.
Wait, no, has the dealer indicator really turned positive from negative? Is this a pull-up or a fake pull-up?
I have some positions in these MYX, just waiting to see who sets the pace.
Honestly, can $RIVER hold up now? The key is whether the funds are willing to come in.
Manage the risk well, and don't get hammered down.
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GasFeeLady
· 01-04 03:41
ngl the 17.8 breakdown could be spicy but timing the entry while gas is screaming rn? that's the real trap... watching the whale wallets more than the indicators tbh
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GasWaster69
· 01-04 03:34
17.8 Break or not, that's the key. Don't get caught up in those fancy indicators.
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Is the dealer fee from negative to positive? Alright, I bet this is just another false breakout.
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Honestly, you still have to watch the charts yourself. Whoever can grasp the rhythm wins.
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I've long abandoned MYX; I still find CVX more reliable.
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Resistance levels are just resistance levels. No matter how impressive the hype, volume has to speak.
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Feels like everyone has been waiting for a confirmed signal lately. It's so frustrating.
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The most difficult part about entry points is risk control. Many people get caught here.
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Watching RIVER, MYX, B, and CVX together—your brain must be overwhelmed.
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Downward channel? I'm more concerned about where the bottom is.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 01-04 03:30
17.8 is really a critical level; it feels like it might break.
The negative reversal is indeed interesting, but let's not get too optimistic...
I've already jumped into MYX and CVX; now it's just a matter of seeing how they move forward.
$RIVER's recent performance is indeed worth paying attention to. From an on-chain fund perspective, short-term pressure has already accumulated, and the 17.8 level is becoming a key historical resistance. Once broken, a downward trend may follow.
More interesting is the change in the dealer fee indicator—from negative to positive. Such a reversal often hints that the market sentiment might be shifting. When these two signals appear together, trading opportunities indeed start to emerge. However, the specific entry points and risk management still depend on one's ability to grasp the rhythm.
Besides $RIVER, many people have also been paying attention to the movements of MYX, B, and CVX recently. The market activity is still there; it all depends on who can catch the right rhythm.