2026-01-03 05:24:10

Although meme coins like RIVER lack fundamental support, the short-term market behavior has revealed the true intentions of the big players—sideways oscillation to trap and harvest the funds of short-sellers.

The observed phenomenon is quite clear: most retail investors who followed the trend to short yesterday have already been caught and trapped, which precisely indicates that the big players' target position has been established. The next 6 hours are expected to see the price fluctuate within the 15-16 range, repeatedly oscillating, without a sudden surge or a risk of dropping below 15.

This stage is actually favorable for long participants. Building positions in the 14.8-15.4 zone offers controllable risk and stable returns, representing a high cost-performance trading opportunity. As long as you avoid chasing highs and greed, short-term gains are relatively certain.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 9h ago

Here is the translation: --- Is it the same old trick again, short sellers get wiped out and now it's our turn to take over? I don't think so. --- Buying in at 15 yuan? Wake up, this is exactly the position the big players want. --- When retail investors get trapped, they call it an opportunity. I've heard this logic too many times. --- Talking about the fundamentals of altcoins is just ridiculous, it's all about the hype of the big players. --- Making money from sideways trading for six hours? I don't believe you. --- They say risk is controllable, so why do you still need to watch the market? --- Entering at 14.8 to guarantee profits? Dream on, brother. --- This analysis feels just like a hindsight expert's view. --- Following the trend to short and getting wiped out, following the trend to go long and also getting wiped out, what's the difference? --- High cost-performance ratio, is that what they say? I've done it hundreds of times and never made a profit.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 9h ago

Ha, it's the same old trick of cutting leeks. Watching those fools follow the trend and get trapped is really satisfying. Retail investors will never be able to outsmart the big players; this market is just a meat grinder. I wouldn't dare to build a position in such trash coins, afraid of being cut from behind and losing everything.

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SolidityStruggler

· 9h ago

The methods used by the manipulators to cut the leeks are just these. Once you see through them, it's not really meaningful. You still have to wait for that moment.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 9h ago

It's the old trick of farmers harvesting leeks again; retail investors are always happiest when institutions are trapped. 14.8-15.4 really can be stable? I don't believe it; these copycat coins can turn around at any moment. Following the trend to short is indeed stupid, but going long isn't necessarily smart either. Range-bound oscillation? Sounds like I'm about to fall asleep—call me when there's profit. It would be great if we could really confirm the gains this time; I said the same last time...

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