Yesterday during the day, river experienced a fierce surge, directly breaking new highs, but got stuck at the 35 level. Subsequently, the price plummeted sharply, with the entire rhythm moving at an incredible speed, leaving no chance for the market to react. Due to the impact of fees, the bears didn't really make much profit during this correction. Then, at night, around 1 a.m., there was another sharp rally, pushing up 12 points to reach the 26 level. This pattern clearly shows that the market makers are playing both sides, trapping both bulls and bears.

Looking closely at the data after that evening plunge, the fee once again dropped to -0.0038. You need to understand this move—it's a classic short-term trap to induce short positions. Because the fee was lowered, the cost for shorting decreased, naturally encouraging more people to follow suit and go short, only to become the victims.

What is the current situation? On the 4-hour chart, there is only a small resistance at 25.8. As long as the price stays above this level, short-term bullishness is possible. The subsequent targets can be gradually set between 28 and 34, taking profits in stages.

But the most critical point—market changes are too fast. You must learn to take profits and cut losses in time. There's a saying: Opportunity is right in front of you. If you don't take it, it's fate, so don't regret it later. If you can't take profits promptly, the market will force you to cut losses. Even worse, if you haven't set a stop-loss, in the end, you'll only become someone else's nourishment.

Be cautious, and again, be cautious.