A friend said that $RIVER might be rebounding this time, and I didn't miss this opportunity—I added another position at around $21. However, if I cash out at the current price, I would still incur a loss. This feeling is indeed quite uncomfortable.



To be honest, after all this trouble, I can't have zero returns, right? There should be quite a few people thinking the same. At this point, should I continue holding or try to cut losses? Honestly, I'm a bit conflicted. Sometimes, even if you can't get the meat, you have to gnaw on the bones; at least you won't be completely wiped out.

What do you guys think? Has anyone already broken even? Or are we all still holding on stubbornly? The future of $RIVER is uncertain, and the market can't give a definitive answer, but one consensus is: either hold and try your luck or cut losses early and admit defeat. At this price, you need some psychological preparation to get through it.
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MEVHunterWangvip
· 9h ago
I chased in at 21, man, your mental strength must be incredible. Stop talking, I'm mentally exhausted from this position. Revolving between holding on stubbornly and cutting losses, I'm conflicted. Bro, are you adding more to your position or increasing leverage? Your guts are crazy. The market is like this, just choose a path and go, since you have to bet anyway. To avoid losing at this price level, you need some huge good news.
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degenwhisperervip
· 18h ago
21 bucks and adding another hand? Bro, are you gambling or investing haha --- Holding on or cutting losses, honestly it just depends on whether you can sleep well at night --- RIVER this thing, I really don’t understand how it can drop so much --- Still trying to bite the bullet even after losing money? Might as well just admit defeat --- Would true brothers cut losses at this point? I definitely don’t have the guts for that --- Psychological expectations? Bro, I’ve long given up on expectations --- I can’t learn the trick of adding to my position, can’t handle this heartbeat speed
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0xSherlockvip
· 01-07 15:56
Did you top up with 21? Bro, your guts are really big. --- Sticking to it or cutting losses, honestly depends on how long your mindset can hold out. --- I also lost in this wave, but I don't want to admit defeat. --- The worst thing is being hopeless to escape and still having to keep throwing money in. --- @RIVER needs a story, pure luck-based gambling is too刺激. --- Cutting losses is too painful, continuing to hold is betting on a rebound later, no other way. --- Psychological expectation, my current mental expectation is just not to drop further.
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TeaTimeTradervip
· 01-07 15:54
A $21 buy-in is indeed a big test. No one feels good about the current situation. --- Hanging on or cutting losses, to be honest, I’m not sure either. Let’s see if there’s any improvement later. --- This price stop-loss means a loss; not stopping means gambling. The multiple-choice question has turned into a barbecue question. --- We’re all trapped here. Either wait together for a rebound or go all in and lose everything. Haha. --- I heard that those who got out early are the ones who managed to break free. It seems like we’ll be fighting a long-term battle.
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PoolJumpervip
· 01-07 15:53
Another buy at 21, this courage is commendable, brother. To be honest, whether to cut or hold at this position is a matter of mindset. I lean towards taking half profits first for peace of mind. There is definitely a possibility of a rebound, but you're right — since the market doesn't give a definitive answer, if you can't afford to gamble, then don't gamble.
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GateUser-c802f0e8vip
· 01-07 15:33
Buy more at 21? Man, your mental toughness is impressive. I would have cut my losses and run long ago. Honestly, if you're still holding on to RIVER now, you really need to prepare yourself mentally. The rebound might only be one or two dollars, and it won't solve the fundamental problem. But on the other hand, at this position, there's not much loss either. Maybe it'll go up someday... it all depends on whether you can wait.
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SelfSovereignStevevip
· 01-07 15:29
21 again and adding to the position? Bro, you've got some guts! Still dreaming of a bounce, I already bailed out This thing really needs to be cut, can't hold on any longer Better to take the loss and start fresh than keep suffering through this
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Layer2Arbitrageurvip
· 01-07 15:28
lmao averaged down at $21? that's just buying illiquidity with extra steps. ran the math—you're sitting on negative basis and the arbitrage window's already closed. either you're holding for a miracle pump or this is just sunk cost fallacy with leverage attached.
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