The recent market activity of RIVER has been quite interesting these days. The trading volume is quite active—36.66 million in transactions with a trading value of 221 million USDT, indicating that it's not just a few people speculating; market participation has truly increased.

The key is how volume and price are coordinated. You can feel it just by looking at the candlestick chart: when the price pushes upward, the volume bars below also expand, which is the healthy upward movement you want to see. It’s not the kind of fake rally where price rises but volume shrinks. With both volume and price rising together, the market is genuinely buying in.

But there’s a practical issue—an intraday increase of 45.74% has pushed the price to a high level. Short-term traders wanting to participate at this point should think like this: wait for a pullback. When the price retraces to around the short-term moving averages like MA7 or MA10, enter with a small position, betting that this trend can still go higher.

What about the risks? They must be acknowledged. A high level means profit-taking is abundant, and there’s always a risk of a sudden dump. Stop-loss levels must be set properly—below MA25 or below the previous low of 4.673. This is not optional; it’s essential. Protecting your principal is the only way to have a chance for the next move.