This trade of mine is clear, real-time proof of how this coin operates. Price action is engineered around funding fees, not organic demand.
Every single cycle is the same: price spikes just before funding, retail gets trapped, funding is charged aggressively, and then price is dumped to reset. Rinse and repeat.
This is not trading volatility — this is systematic extraction of traders’ funds.
I’ve monitored it, tested it, and paid the price. Funding fees bleed you slowly even when price looks “stable.” That’s how most people lose here — not via liquidation, but by death by funding.
If you think you’re smarter and can outplay this, think again. The coin’s mechanics are designed to win against you. No genuine volume, no real trend, no long-term winners — just a constant transfer of money from traders to the house. I’m posting this so others don’t make the same mistake.
Stay away from RIVER.
Don’t burn your funds the way I did. Lesson learned the hard way — and I’m done with it.
Price just dropped from $28 to $23 — a quick liquidation grab of around half a million.
We witnessed a panic sell event. Traders panicked as continuous red candles appeared. The structure initially looked strong for continuation, but it fell apart. Still, the closing held above temporary support, and that’s the key point.
This is exactly why low caps are easily manipulated — you can’t trust them blindly.
What’s next? A quick recovery is likely, because this move traps retailers in short positions. Those stuck in shorts are the next targets and could get liquidated, especially with heavy funding fees in play.
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