The fee structure of $RIVER is truly unacceptable. It takes only 2 hours to pump up the price, but controlling the market requires 22 hours. What is behind this huge time gap? As long as the big players have sufficient funds, they can easily manipulate the market—either by pumping or shorting—retail investors have no idea what’s happening, and it’s impossible to predict when they will be forcibly liquidated.

Long traders endure the risk of being suppressed, while short traders are eaten away by fees all day long. Both sides are caught in an unfair game. Essentially, this phenomenon reflects an unfair rule design—allowing large capital players to repeatedly harvest profits, while small and medium participants can only passively take the hits.

Looking at how mainstream coins are traded: fee rates are close to 0.00%, with only 8 hours of clearing per day, short cycles, low costs, and market participants are well aware of this. This is the kind of healthy trading ecosystem that should exist.

Hope to see the fee mechanism of $RIVER adjusted as soon as possible, making trading rules more transparent and equitable. Only then can the trading environment in the crypto space truly stabilize.