Many friends should be paying attention to $RIVER. Recently, market analysts predicted a significant decline on the 16th, and as expected, the price indeed fell on the 18th — this drop was quite sharp. Interestingly, after the decline, there was a rebound, and then it entered a cycle: the price rises as much as it falls, and falls as much as it rises, oscillating repeatedly.
In such market fluctuations, low-leverage short positions actually become a good strategic choice. Compared to chasing highs or heavily betting on the direction, this conservative approach allows you to participate in market volatility more stably, especially under macroeconomic disturbances like the US core CPI data falling below expectations. This idea is particularly worth considering for traders who don’t want to operate frequently but want to seize pullback opportunities.
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HashBard
· 23h ago
nah the RIVER oscillation is honestly just shakespearean tragedy in chart form... two steps forward, two steps back, rinse repeat. beautiful in its predictability yet utterly maddening
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DegenDreamer
· 23h ago
This wave of volatility is truly impressive. Low-leverage short positions are steady, but I'm just worried it might be all talk and no action again.
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just_here_for_vibes
· 23h ago
The oscillating market is just repeatedly cutting leeks; low-leverage short positions may sound good, but they are also gambling.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 23h ago
The prediction of the decline on the 16th was only realized two days later, which is quite mystical in terms of accuracy.
In a choppy market, the most annoying thing for me is frequent stop-losses. Low-leverage short positions are indeed a viable approach.
By the way, can I still enter $RIVER now? It feels like it has already rebounded a bit.
Many friends should be paying attention to $RIVER. Recently, market analysts predicted a significant decline on the 16th, and as expected, the price indeed fell on the 18th — this drop was quite sharp. Interestingly, after the decline, there was a rebound, and then it entered a cycle: the price rises as much as it falls, and falls as much as it rises, oscillating repeatedly.
In such market fluctuations, low-leverage short positions actually become a good strategic choice. Compared to chasing highs or heavily betting on the direction, this conservative approach allows you to participate in market volatility more stably, especially under macroeconomic disturbances like the US core CPI data falling below expectations. This idea is particularly worth considering for traders who don’t want to operate frequently but want to seize pullback opportunities.