This wave of RIVER's movement is actually quite interesting. During the pullback, there were voices calling for a long position, essentially looking to enter based on the trend. So what happened? The data is right here—dropped to a low of 11.328, with a stop-loss set at 11.0, and there was basically no big mistake.

Why am I so confident in the bullish outlook? The key lies on-chain. I didn't see any obvious selling pressure; instead, it looks more like the routine manipulation by market makers—creating panic to see if they can buy cheap chips. How many times has this kind of tactic appeared in the market?

Friends with heavy positions or leverage can now consider gradually reducing their holdings. From the rebound at 11.328 to now, profits have already been realized. Setting 15 as the final take-profit target is also reasonable—leaving enough room for the market to move while avoiding greed.

The logical chain of the market is as follows: no signs of large holders fleeing on-chain → selling pressure from market makers' manipulation → bottom support stabilizes → rebound space opens up. There are new opportunities ahead for layout, and I continue to be optimistic about this approach.