Basically, the game rules of coins like RIVER are not very mysterious. Technical content? Basically zero. Ultimately, it's a battle between bulls and bears, with the market maker holding the chips and retail investors swaying on both sides. The bold get crushed, the timid get starved out, and in the end, everyone is just following the trend.
The market maker's tactics are very clear—whether bullish or bearish, their main goal is not to make you money. They only have two key players: the exchange and themselves. Retail traders' trading fees and liquidation losses all flow into these two pockets. RIVER's rise and fall are less about market choice and more about a carefully designed harvest. Following the trend doesn't guarantee survival, but not following the trend will definitely lead to death—that's the reality.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 11m ago
That's an overstatement. Not every big player is a master; I've seen quite a few crash themselves while playing.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 15h ago
That's right, RIVER is just a tool to harvest retail investors; no matter how smart retail investors are, they can't beat the big players.
Just following the trend is already good enough to stay alive; don't expect to make money.
Another trap, who will be next?
I've seen this routine too many times; retail investors always end up at the bottom.
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OnChainSleuth
· 01-03 07:56
Talking tough is tough, but those really making money are still here complaining.
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RektButAlive
· 01-03 07:50
Wake up, RIVER is just a money-grabbing machine. Don't bother.
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People who say this are either already wiped out or still dreaming of making money.
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So, isn't it better to just run? Staying is just waiting for death.
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The big players really treat retail investors as cash machines. It's hilarious.
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I just want to ask, if you know this clearly, why are you still playing?
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Anyway, the outcome is not in our hands. It's all about luck and catching the right trend.
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WalletsWatcher
· 01-03 07:45
It's the same old spiel again. It's not wrong, but it's getting tiresome. The key is, you know the rules, but you still have to play.
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JustHereForMemes
· 01-03 07:44
That hits too close to home; this is the truth of the crypto world.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 01-03 07:37
Wake up, everyone. It's just the usual trick of cutting leeks, nothing new.
RIVER, this thing, the big players have already figured out how to take our money.
To be blunt, we're all just dancing in someone else's game.
Retail investors will always be the last to take the fall, a bloody lesson.
So, either don't play, or if you do, don't expect to make a guaranteed profit. Stay calm and gamble wisely.
Basically, the game rules of coins like RIVER are not very mysterious. Technical content? Basically zero. Ultimately, it's a battle between bulls and bears, with the market maker holding the chips and retail investors swaying on both sides. The bold get crushed, the timid get starved out, and in the end, everyone is just following the trend.
The market maker's tactics are very clear—whether bullish or bearish, their main goal is not to make you money. They only have two key players: the exchange and themselves. Retail traders' trading fees and liquidation losses all flow into these two pockets. RIVER's rise and fall are less about market choice and more about a carefully designed harvest. Following the trend doesn't guarantee survival, but not following the trend will definitely lead to death—that's the reality.