$RIVER surging to $100 is almost a certainty. By dissecting the logic behind this wave of market movement, you'll find a perfect combination of capital, timing, and narrative.

First, there's the enthusiasm in Korea. After listing on a major Asian exchange, the kimchi premium and the frenzy of retail investors in Korean won directly ignited the first wave of the rally. This heat isn't fake; genuine funds are pouring in.

What's even more interesting is the tactics of the main players. The 56% short position in the market was amplified and exploited, with a violent push-up forcing shorts out of the market. Those who were bearish were forced to close their positions at high prices and switch to long positions, turning stop-loss orders into the best catalysts for the rally.

Timing was also spot on. On January 22, a large amount of tokens was unlocked. The main players aggressively pushed the price before this date, creating a perfect window for a high-level dump. When the unlock happened, millions of dollars worth of chips had enough liquidity to absorb the sell-off.

Moreover, from a fundamental perspective, $RIVER's chain abstraction technology and the cross-chain stablecoin satUSD are already hot topics. This gave the entire hype a legitimate veneer, making the market movement seem reasonable and well-founded. With both technical and capital-driven catalysts, it's no wonder this rally has taken such an extraordinary form.