2026-01-02 10:20:12

$RIVER this wave of market movement indeed tests patience. Yesterday, I shared a positioning opportunity around $7, and today's performance basically continued that idea—breaking through $10, soaring to $15.4, doubling in value.

But there's a trap to avoid: such a fierce rise can easily lead to market sentiment losing control. I’ve summarized two practical trading points for your reference.

**First opportunity**: wait for a pullback after doubling, a decline of 20-30 points before entering, which usually allows you to find a good entry point.

**Second opportunity**: if you missed the first, hold onto the $10 key support. Based on the current pace, this could very well become the next stable support zone.

These two points are closely connected. As long as you recognize this logic, even if you miss the first wave, you can still catch subsequent opportunities.

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 10h ago

Another doubling, and someone is calling for a bottom again. I can confidently explain this process with my eyes closed. Thinking of holding onto the support at 10 dollars when it's only 15 dollars? Wake up, brother. Who dares to gamble on this emotional market? If it doesn't rebound after falling to the right level, the move isn't over. My suggestion is to turn off the candlestick chart first. It doubled so quickly from 7 to 15, this trade is a bit risky. Support, support, always talking about support, but in the end, didn't it all break? If you're truly willing to go all-in with this logic, you're probably going to suffer losses. Doubling market trends are not scary; what's scary is that the bagholders are never enough.

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Web3Educator

· 10h ago

ngl the 20-30 pt pullback thesis is solid, but most retail will fomo in before that happens lol... seen this movie before fr

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LightningAllInHero

· 10h ago

15 bucks more and still waiting for a pullback, how strong must this mentality be --- Bought at 7 bucks and now doubled, someone is probably trapped at the top haha --- Is the $10 support reliable? Honestly, I have no confidence --- This logic sounds very reasonable, but I’m just worried the market won’t follow the usual pattern --- Both an opportunity and support, it feels like a trap everywhere --- If I had known yesterday at 7 bucks, I should have been ruthless and bought in --- Waiting for a pullback after doubling, I think it’s very likely to be a trap of chasing high --- There are too many opinions about support zones, trusting them easily can lead to falling into a trap

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just_another_wallet

· 10h ago

Doubling and still waiting for a pullback, this mentality is really tough. Brothers who bought in at 7 yuan, how awesome must they feel now? Support at 10 yuan makes this claim reliable, hold steady and don't be greedy. It's okay if you missed out, there will always be another chance, it all depends on who can hold on. This wave really tests people; the rapid rise feels a bit unreal.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 10h ago

Really, if you're not careful, you'll end up buying high. That mentality is really tough to handle. Missed the chance to buy at $7, now seeing the doubled increase makes me a bit regretful, but according to your logic, holding at $10 support is still okay. I'm just worried that I won't be able to hold back when it drops, and I might make impulsive decisions driven by emotions.

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