This market trend is indeed fierce. The long positions rebuilt this time have already doubled nearly three times; looking at the numbers alone is impressive, but the underlying logic is even more worth analyzing.
The reason why RIVER can so effectively pump is directly related to resource allocation. Its early activities in the Asian market were well-managed, and community building was solid. More importantly, the chip structure—major funds are firmly held by the project team, and circulating chips in the market are limited, which gives the price enough room for imagination.
The current strategy is centered here: top exchanges have not yet launched spot trading. Once spot trading begins, this upward momentum is likely to strengthen further. The key price level to watch recently is the $20 mark—whether it can be effectively broken through will directly influence subsequent trend expectations.
As for what will happen next, honestly, it’s a wait-and-see approach. The market moves quickly, and predictions are easily proven wrong, but the strategy of buying on dips remains clear.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-08 02:32
The chips are locked, and less circulation is the real reason for the rise. This trick is obvious once you see through it.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-06 15:06
All the chips are in the hands of the project team... Isn't this just a high-level whale? Once spot trading starts, it's probably time for a harvest.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 01-06 12:40
It sounds like spot trading will take off as soon as it starts, and the 20-dollar threshold is really crucial.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 01-06 12:39
The old trick of tight chips is being used again; once spot trading is launched, the market will stabilize.
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TxFailed
· 01-06 12:38
ngl, that $20 resistance is gonna be brutal... watched this movie before
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DAOdreamer
· 01-06 12:35
Triple returns sound great, but honestly, it just means fewer chips, as the project team is holding tight to their cards.
The real test is when the spot market hits the exchange. Whether $20 can hold steady—those who understand, understand.
That said, in this kind of market, the safest strategy is to buy the dip. You just have to be patient and not chase the highs.
This market trend is indeed fierce. The long positions rebuilt this time have already doubled nearly three times; looking at the numbers alone is impressive, but the underlying logic is even more worth analyzing.
The reason why RIVER can so effectively pump is directly related to resource allocation. Its early activities in the Asian market were well-managed, and community building was solid. More importantly, the chip structure—major funds are firmly held by the project team, and circulating chips in the market are limited, which gives the price enough room for imagination.
The current strategy is centered here: top exchanges have not yet launched spot trading. Once spot trading begins, this upward momentum is likely to strengthen further. The key price level to watch recently is the $20 mark—whether it can be effectively broken through will directly influence subsequent trend expectations.
As for what will happen next, honestly, it’s a wait-and-see approach. The market moves quickly, and predictions are easily proven wrong, but the strategy of buying on dips remains clear.