2026-01-02 22:22:30

By observing the trend pattern of the River coin, you will notice an interesting phenomenon — it's not that the bears increase at the exact hour; in fact, before the hour strikes, the main players start to push up the spot price, which directly causes the funding rate to rise. In simple terms, they are openly harvesting the funding fees, and this has become a routine. This kind of coin is not worth touching; even if there is a sudden crash later, don't consider intervening. The reason is simple: a coin that relies on funding fees for so many consecutive days will eventually see a large bullish candle, which will directly break through the stop-losses of many bears, and then they will dump and run. Participating in this game means you are cooperating with the whales to harvest.

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MeaninglessGwei

· 4h ago

The dealer is tired of this routine, River has really become a fee rate ATM machine, don't touch it.

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GhostInTheChain

· 01-03 13:29

Forget it, I'm already tired of River's trash coin. The fee rate harvesting big players is an old trick, it's not interesting.

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TokenEconomist

· 01-02 22:46

actually the funding rate mechanic here is textbook rent extraction behavior. think of it like traditional finance—when market makers artificially suppress volatility to harvest basis spreads, except here they're literally charging you per hour for the privilege of being liquidated lol

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StealthDeployer

· 01-02 22:41

Hmm, River's tactics are indeed seasoned; it's undoubtedly a fee harvesting robot.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 01-02 22:32

Damn, River's strategy is really clever, a fee harvesting machine. I've seen through it long ago.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-02 22:31

I've seen this trick in River too many times, it's just a fee rate harvesting machine, don't touch it. The dealer's script is so bad, it's always the same story, wake up everyone. Wait, suddenly increasing the pull-up fee rate? That's just cutting leeks, it's obvious. Coins that continuously eat up fees will eventually be smashed through, that's an iron law. It's wise not to get involved in River to avoid being trapped and becoming the bag holder.

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