RIVER's price rally yesterday afternoon was truly astonishing—straight up to a new all-time high around 36. So what happened next? It never stopped falling from there. In a short period, the decline totaled 14 percentage points, and the entire trend looks like a waterfall. Given this downward momentum, the original support level at 20 is probably also unable to hold. Once it breaks below 20, at the current pace of decline, 15 might become the next testing point.



Looking back, many people probably thought that rally was just the beginning yesterday. But what happened? A bunch of retail investors chased the high and entered the market, and now they’re all deeply trapped, with no chance to breathe. This isn’t anyone’s fault; the lesson of chasing gains and selling losses is something they have to learn themselves. Carefully examining this wave of market action, the intention behind yesterday’s rally was very clear—it was a typical pump-and-dump by the market maker. The subsequent dip was aimed at liquidating long positions, and the tactics are now out in the open.
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SchrodingerProfitvip
· 4h ago
It's the same trick again, rushing in at 36 and then turning around to smash, retail investors are still there taking the hits.
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SmartContractRebelvip
· 10h ago
Same old story, those who bought high yesterday are still crying now.
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CryptoComedianvip
· 11h ago
Laughing so hard that I started crying, the jump from 36 to 15 is a classic dump price. Today's rookie diary adds a new chapter. Brothers chasing the high, this wave is truly a textbook-level manipulation by the big players. Still hoping for a rebound now? The support at 20 probably won't hold either. Let's see how long 15 can support, anyway the data will tell.
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ImpermanentPhobiavip
· 11h ago
It's the same old trick again, pushing up to 36 and then crashing down. Retail investors really have a tough time being the bagholders.
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SmartContractPlumbervip
· 11h ago
A typical permission control vulnerability—like a dealer operating as if the contract hasn't been audited, brazenly transferring funds to themselves. Retail investors get rug-pulled the moment they chase the high.
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LiquidationWizardvip
· 11h ago
It's the same old story. When it hits 36, you should run; now even 20 can't be saved, and it seems 15 is unavoidable. Retail investors have been cut again. The cost of chasing highs is like this—there's nothing much to say. The way the big players operate is so straightforward: pump the market, dump, and cause liquidation. The tricks are obvious, yet people still rush in. This wave of RIVER is a textbook-level dump. Bulls, go to hell. Friends chasing highs, this is the cost. Don't come back next time.
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