$RIVER this coin, the 50th position is a crucial threshold that must be crossed, and going up to 100 is not entirely unlikely. Honestly, when I was long before, I didn't hold onto my position during a pullback and got stopped out. I liked the direction but couldn't hold the position, everyone has experienced this.
But this coin has a flaw—its funding rate can trap people to death. From its market performance, it particularly likes to play psychological games.
When wiping out shorts, it's the same as boiling a frog slowly—gradual rise, forcing shorts to keep adding to their positions. The funding rate eats away, and just when everyone is about to get liquidated, the trend hasn't peaked yet. Conversely, killing longs is also brutal, with a sudden plunge back to the origin, instantly wiping out long stop-loss orders.
To put it simply, whether chasing longs or shorts, it's especially dangerous in the later stages. The funding rate is essentially draining traders' blood. This coin hides traps within its oscillations; you need to think carefully.
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UnruggableChad
· 21h ago
Funding rate is just a cash cow for the big players; RIVER is especially fierce.
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ChainPoet
· 23h ago
Funding rate is bleeding, this coin is just a meat grinder, I advise you not to touch it.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 23h ago
Fee rates are really ruthless, cutting into flesh until you bleed.
RIVER is just a psychological torment machine, you can't chase it.
Funding rates are the real market makers; we're all just here to be fed.
In plain terms, it's a weed harvester; just listen to the stories of 50 to 100.
This coin relies on fee rates to survive; I've completely given up.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 23h ago
Funding rate, this thing is just the slaughterhouse for the big players; whoever goes in, whoever dies.
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metaverse_hermit
· 23h ago
Selling it is the right move. This coin is just a fee collector, there's nothing to overthink.
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GiveMeTheMoneyI_mNo
· 23h ago
It has eaten many times like this, every time it's the same, 15.6, 25.4, 32.5, yesterday 37.2, every time it's like this, it forcefully pulls until everyone is scared, then it crashes hard. If you don't cut losses, it keeps pulling, pulling until you doubt your life, then the moment you cut losses it crashes.
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GweiObserver
· 23h ago
Funding rate is basically just a way to scam retail investors; whoever is on top wins and whoever is on the bottom loses.
I've also been watching this coin River; it does have some potential, but the feel isn't quite right, and it's easy to get caught in a trap.
Let's not talk about cutting losses; everyone has been through it, it's exhausting.
$RIVER this coin, the 50th position is a crucial threshold that must be crossed, and going up to 100 is not entirely unlikely. Honestly, when I was long before, I didn't hold onto my position during a pullback and got stopped out. I liked the direction but couldn't hold the position, everyone has experienced this.
But this coin has a flaw—its funding rate can trap people to death. From its market performance, it particularly likes to play psychological games.
When wiping out shorts, it's the same as boiling a frog slowly—gradual rise, forcing shorts to keep adding to their positions. The funding rate eats away, and just when everyone is about to get liquidated, the trend hasn't peaked yet. Conversely, killing longs is also brutal, with a sudden plunge back to the origin, instantly wiping out long stop-loss orders.
To put it simply, whether chasing longs or shorts, it's especially dangerous in the later stages. The funding rate is essentially draining traders' blood. This coin hides traps within its oscillations; you need to think carefully.