2026-01-22 19:00:09

$RIVER this coin is truly amazing. The entry logic is very simple, with a fee cycle of about an hour, but I've been holding it for almost a month, and the loss is just over 750U — this is really the most speechless part.

The loss of 750U is not even half of my invested fee, indicating that this coin has basically not moved much since entry. The most exaggerated part is that, over an entire month, it was forcibly held still. Honestly, this kind of market manipulation technique is the first time I've seen.

A short cycle fee of one hour has been stretched into a monthly-level dilemma. I have to say, this trading method does have some skills, but it's too uncomfortable for retail investors. Whether it's truly low volume pushing or someone secretly controlling the price, you can't tell just by looking at the candlestick charts.

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.

21 Likes

Reward
21
10
Repost
Share

Comment

0/400

DiamondHands

· 15h ago

$750 per month, this is the legendary "DCA course" haha Controlling the market so obviously, yet people still dare to join. I think retail investors' fate is just like that. Short-term cycles are forcibly turned into monthly charts. This technique is indeed brilliant, but the direction is completely wrong.

View OriginalReply0

EthSandwichHero

· 01-23 22:00

$750U a month, how much patience does that require? I would have sold early on. Controlling the market, to put it simply, is just the big players waiting for the retail investors to take the bait. How can anyone still dare to hold this coin? I really don't understand. In the short-term one-hour cycle, it was forcibly pushed into a monthly chart trap. That technique is indeed sinister. Retail investors here are just lambs waiting to be slaughtered. Wake up, everyone.

View OriginalReply0

ZenZKPlayer

· 01-23 16:40

Damn, 750U card for a month? How much patience does this guy have? Turning an hourly cycle into a monthly chart by force, this trading method is truly brilliant. No volume support and still controlling the price; it's really hard to tell from the K-line, which is outrageous. Retail investors fear this kind of sneaky tactics the most, it's suffocating.

View OriginalReply0

MEVSandwichVictim

· 01-23 05:39

No activity for a month, this is indeed incredible. Small coins are like this, the whales hold them tightly.

View OriginalReply0

MEVHunterWang

· 01-22 19:30

A month’s worth of 750U just gone like that, this scheme is truly sinister. The manipulator’s tactics are brilliant, forcing short-term traders into a long-term trap, retail investors suffer heavy losses. I will never touch a coin like $RIVER again, it’s obvious someone is controlling the price. Not all surges are worth chasing; sometimes, when you see sideways movement, it’s time to run. The manipulation techniques are ruthless, but retail investors need to be more perceptive. That’s why I now rely on on-chain data before taking action; candlestick charts can be deceiving.

View OriginalReply0

DeFiDoctor

· 01-22 19:29

The diagnosis shows that this is a typical liquidity exhaustion complication, and the sideways movement on the monthly chart is a clinical manifestation of capital outflow. --- The one-hour cycle being forcibly stretched into a monthly deadlock? That trading technique is truly novel, and retail investors are the ones suffering. --- 750U loss combined with zero price increase, this set of data can explain the problem—either no one is pushing, or someone is secretly suppressing the price. It is recommended to regularly review the trading depth of this market. --- The entry logic for short-term cycles colliding with the monthly control indicates a strategy complication. --- Holding steady for a month, it’s either no volume to push up, or someone is deliberately suppressing the market. Things that can't be seen on candlesticks can be revealed by on-chain liquidity indicators. --- Honestly, this kind of monthly-level deadlock combined with short-term fee cycles already sends quite obvious risk warning signals. --- An entire month without any significant rise, this trading technique indeed has "something," but for retail investors, it’s a vivid symptom of capital outflow.

View OriginalReply0

LiquidityHunter

· 01-22 19:11

One month with no movement, this is outrageous, feels like being locked out. The dealer's tactics are indeed brilliant, retail investors are just cannon fodder. Holding at 750U like this is really a bit torturous. No volume, no momentum, how can you play? Who can see through the control of the market? It's all behind-the-scenes tricks. Hardly pushing the short-term into a monthly chart deadlock, this is exhausting our patience. Honestly, the RIVER market is a bit sinister. Did they comfortably cut retail investors? Controlling the price at the monthly level, this trader really knows how to manipulate. Lost money already, just waiting for a rebound, otherwise it's really a waste.

View OriginalReply0

GateUser-44a00d6c

· 01-22 19:08

Still holding on for 750 in a month? I got out early. This situation is clearly problematic. The short-term cycle has been stretched into a monthly chart—haven't you realized that yet?

View OriginalReply0

GlobalShopping_haoyang

· 01-22 19:05

It looks just like AI-controlled manipulation; humans wouldn't be that precise.

View OriginalReply0

SatoshiChallenger

· 01-22 19:00

Monthly chart dilemma? Bro, this is just called paying tuition. History shows that 99% of these coins follow this path. Being held down for a month and still wondering if someone is controlling the price? Data shows you should have already run. Ironically, switching from a short cycle to a monthly chart indicates that your entry logic is fundamentally flawed. Spending 750 bucks for a lesson, objectively, it's not a loss. Interesting, you've just discovered a "hidden whale," huh? Where are the projects that were mentioned the last time? It's not me being sarcastic; from the K-line, those who can't see price control usually also can't recognize their own stop-loss signals.

View OriginalReply1