2026-01-05 14:27:20

RIVER's recent performance has indeed attracted market attention. From $11.92985 straight up to $18.34917, this round of increase exceeds 48%, breaking through multiple key resistance levels.

Looking at the market logic, this is not simply a concept hype or news-driven stimulus. More likely, a large amount of low-position chips are being absorbed, and funds that previously missed out are chasing in at any cost, forming a clear bullish consensus. Simply put — the short squeeze is entering an accelerated phase.

From technical indicators, the RSI(6) has reached 76.64562, approaching the overbought zone, while trading volume continues to expand. This combination has occurred several times in history, often marking critical moments when leading stocks in certain hot sectors explode.

But the question is also very straightforward: after this wave of market, will it continue to push higher or will there be a shakeout and consolidation? For participants, whether to chase or not chase has become the core difficulty. The bullish momentum is indeed strong, but the risk of chasing at high levels cannot be ignored. The market is testing everyone's psychological endurance.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-08 05:20

A 48% increase sounds great, but with RSI at 76... Is it about to take off or is it a trap for new investors? Whether to chase or not is really a psychological game. Those who bought at the low are laughing to death. Those entering now are probably just bagholders. The short squeeze is so fierce; it feels like a correction is only a matter of time.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-07 20:16

RSI76 still chasing? Bearish advises you to take a sip of water and calm down --- A 48% increase is indeed crazy, but if this wave didn't drop and smash the market, I would find it unreasonable haha --- All the low-level chips have been absorbed, chasing in now is just giving others a lift --- Historical data tells me that after such overbought combinations, there is a 70% chance of a shakeout. Do you dare to bet on that 30%? --- I believe in bullish like a rainbow, but I trust even more that the market's favorite is to cut leeks. Be mentally prepared, everyone --- The short squeeze phase is most prone to flash crashes. Someone makes a fortune, and inevitably someone gets trapped. That's the market --- I'm not brave enough to chase RIVER at 18, wait for it to adjust by another 20% before considering --- Technical indicators look good, but Bearish still recommends reducing your position first, don't go all in --- For those who chased, are you feeling great now or regretting? Share your experience in the comments haha --- This is a typical FOMO-driven short squeeze. When the funds are good, everyone is a genius

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-07 13:21

Short squeeze accelerates, but RSI is almost 77, still dare to chase? I'm really scared. --- A 48% increase looks great, but chasing in at high levels and getting shaken out is all it takes. --- Missing out is missing out, don't recklessly rush in; that's just giving the main players a knife. --- Bullish consensus? I think it's just FOMO consensus, waiting to be harvested. --- I'm a bit skeptical whether this wave can really hit the top or if it's just a jump-off, hard to judge. --- The low-level chips have been eaten up, and those chasing now are probably the bagholders. Honestly, I'm a bit scared. --- RSI 76 and still chasing? Isn't this just catching the top? --- The key is whether it's a shakeout or a continued push to the top; it all depends on luck. --- A 48% return looks tempting, but I still want to live to see next year. --- Chasing at high levels like this, the psychological endurance really isn't a small matter; the key is the capital's capacity to withstand it.

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BoredWatcher

· 01-05 14:56

Short squeeze has reached this level, do you still dare to chase? I just don't understand. --- RSI is already at 76 and still calling for a rise, isn't this just defending your own trapped orders? --- After eating up at low levels, it's time to sell, don't wait for a shakeout to wash you out. --- Funds that missed out are chasing at such high levels? What's their thinking, a bag-holder mentality? --- Bullish momentum is like a rainbow? Let's wait and see, it feels like it's going to crash. --- A 48% increase directly surged to the high position, if it were me, I would reduce my position. --- Increasing trading volume isn't necessarily a good thing; it could also be distribution. --- This kind of market trend often ends in chaos, don't get too excited. --- Wait for it to fall back before talking; entering now is like giving away money. --- The short squeeze sounds good, but those who bought at high levels are crying.

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GmGmNoGn

· 01-05 14:52

A 48% increase, RSI is already over 76, this move is really fierce Those chasing at high levels are brave, I’ll pass Short squeeze is satisfying, but when the shakeout comes, no one can escape I started buying early at low levels, now it’s just about how high it can go This rhythm feels like a sign that the last wave of FOMO is about to be squeezed out Funds that missed out are chasing in at any cost, indicating there are still people taking the bait, the problem is you’re the bagholder, not them 48% is nothing, I’ve seen more outrageous ones, then it was directly cut in half

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NotSatoshi

· 01-05 14:50

A 48% increase looks great, but RSI76 at this level is really a bit fierce... However, the funds that missed out are following the trend, this is the market. To chase or not to chase, honestly it depends on whether you can accept a 50% loss. This short squeeze feels like it can be pushed further, but all my friends who chased in are asking me whether to cut their losses. Anyway, I sold half at $16, and the rest is just profit, can't afford the heartache of burning. Those following at high levels, just wait to be washed out, really.

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SignatureVerifier

· 01-05 14:42

rsi at 76.6? ngl that's screaming overbought... technically speaking this setup has insufficient validation for continuation. potential rug written all over it tbh, we've seen this pattern before—requires further auditing before i even consider touching it

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MevTears

· 01-05 14:29

A 48% increase, RSI is already at 76. Are you still daring to chase? Short squeeze or not, my stop-loss order has already been set.

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