#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 $RIVER Yesterday, it directly topped the decline list. Many people looked at this drop and started to consider whether a rebound could be a bottom-fishing opportunity. But honestly—be cautious of such rebounds, as they are often traps rather than opportunities.

From a fundamental perspective, these types of coins lack long-term value support. The market pattern is nothing new: first, they pump up to attract attention, then they dump. The manipulator’s tactics are quite basic—creating a false rebound illusion to make retail investors think the bottom has been reached, then they start distributing chips upwards.

The easiest trap for retail investors is this: seeing a slight rebound, they can’t help but follow in. What’s the real outcome? Not much of a rebound is gained, and instead, they get caught in a trap.

From a technical standpoint, it’s very clear: the hourly structure has been completely broken, and the downtrend is undeniable. More importantly, on-chain fund movements—large amounts of continuous outflows, with no signs of support or capital returning. In this situation, not shorting in line with the trend increases the risk even more.

The market has already put this opportunity on the table. Whether to short or not is everyone’s choice. But one thing to remember:

The rebound of trash coins will never be the bottom; it’s just a window for you to escape or reverse your position.

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