$RIVER First of all, acknowledge the fact: many of you have incurred significant losses trying to short this asset. And it's not a matter of lacking skills — it's just the rules of the game.
Take a look at the chart. $RIVER is rising not due to the "genius" of the project, but at the expense of your liquidity. Large players needed volumes, and they got them. The algorithm is simple:
Artificial price increase.
Forced closure of short positions.
Maximum pressure and provocation of FOMO.
Liquidation of the "early" bears.
This is classic liquidity hunting. A scenario that has repeated hundreds of times across different coins in every cycle. Now $RIVER systematically absorbs orders, preparing the ground for the final surge.
What to expect next?
Most likely, we are in for another powerful upward impulse — the very "stick" that should knock out the last skeptics and lure in late longers.
Only after this climax will the real downward movement begin. It is then that the time for conscious selling will come, and the coin will be sent into a prolonged decline. That's how the market works: first, they take the liquidity, and then they lock in profits off the crowd.
Take a look at the chart. $RIVER is rising not due to the "genius" of the project, but at the expense of your liquidity. Large players needed volumes, and they got them. The algorithm is simple:
Artificial price increase.
Forced closure of short positions.
Maximum pressure and provocation of FOMO.
Liquidation of the "early" bears.
This is classic liquidity hunting. A scenario that has repeated hundreds of times across different coins in every cycle. Now $RIVER systematically absorbs orders, preparing the ground for the final surge.
What to expect next?
Most likely, we are in for another powerful upward impulse — the very "stick" that should knock out the last skeptics and lure in late longers.
Only after this climax will the real downward movement begin. It is then that the time for conscious selling will come, and the coin will be sent into a prolonged decline. That's how the market works: first, they take the liquidity, and then they lock in profits off the crowd.
