Regarding the trend of RIVER, my observations shouldn't be too far off. If it continues to rise, the strategy is simple—take profits in stages, don't chase the high. When the price reaches the 18 to 25 range, start reducing your position gradually from 18 with 5% increments, slowly locking in profits.
This trader isn't as strong as imagined. If you pay attention, you'll notice that each rally requires capital turnover, which creates space for subsequent increases—this is completely different from the more experienced market makers like COAI. Their operations are more covert, and their turnover can be more confusing.
So there's no need to be greedy in this round of the market. The prudent approach is: take profits when you see gains, and don't let short-term price increases cloud your judgment.
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governance_ghost
· 8h ago
I'm already tired of the routine of reducing holdings from 18 to 25, the key is to be able to hold on.
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LayerHopper
· 8h ago
Honestly, RIVER's manipulation is indeed weak. Just by looking at his pump-and-dump technique, you can tell he's still lacking the finesse.
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ProbablyNothing
· 8h ago
Just past 18, it's time to sell, don't wait until 25. This manipulation technique is too crude; every time they push up, they have to switch hands to make room, unlike the seasoned pros like COAI.
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TrustMeBro
· 8h ago
Start reducing holdings at 18 yuan. This guy is quite detailed, but RIVER's manipulation method is indeed average; the turnover is too obvious, unlike COAI which is more discreet.
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SingleForYears
· 8h ago
Start taking profits at 18; this guy is indeed cautious. Unlike some people who won't dare to act until 25, and by then they're stuck holding and complaining.
Regarding the trend of RIVER, my observations shouldn't be too far off. If it continues to rise, the strategy is simple—take profits in stages, don't chase the high. When the price reaches the 18 to 25 range, start reducing your position gradually from 18 with 5% increments, slowly locking in profits.
This trader isn't as strong as imagined. If you pay attention, you'll notice that each rally requires capital turnover, which creates space for subsequent increases—this is completely different from the more experienced market makers like COAI. Their operations are more covert, and their turnover can be more confusing.
So there's no need to be greedy in this round of the market. The prudent approach is: take profits when you see gains, and don't let short-term price increases cloud your judgment.