RIVER's recent trend is indeed worth paying attention to. This rebound quickly surged from the lows, recovering most of the decline, clearly not a retail-level rebound but rather active capital absorption.

From a technical perspective, several signals are quite critical. First, the price has already re-approached the MA60, indicating that the bearish sentiment has somewhat recovered. The main force didn't continue to dump but instead "washed out and then directly pulled up." After the rally, there was no rapid pullback; instead, it oscillated in a high-range zone. This is a characteristic of strong coins—weak coins are dumped after a rally, while strong coins move sideways after a rally.

The volume performance is also very interesting. Volume was released during the decline, but during the rise, it converged, which is a typical shakeout structure. The bullish-to-bearish ratio data still leans bearish, but this could actually be an opportunity because the easiest time to continue rising is often when most people still don't believe.

In the short term, support is at the 42,000-42,500 range. If the price retraces but does not break this level, maintain a bullish outlook. Resistance is at 45,500-46,000. Once a volume breakout occurs here, a new acceleration space will open. It’s important to note that in a strong market, avoid shorting easily; only when support is broken with volume should you reassess the structure.

Overall, RIVER's current state is like the end of a shakeout phase, gathering strength before the main upward wave. The real big trend often unfolds when there's hesitation. Have you already jumped in, or are you waiting for that candle that returns to the starting point?