Interestingly, $RIVER has been performing very well recently. First, a false dip was orchestrated to create panic and attract short sellers, then the fees were lowered to appear friendly. As soon as people jumped in, the price started to rise, and the fees shot up again. The shorts had no chance to breathe and were trapped. Someone calculated that just the fees alone cost over $1000, and it was only when the price dropped back to around 6 that they barely broke even. This repetitive pattern, frankly, is about creating false signals to make traders step back in an asymmetric cost structure.
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-05 07:39
This trick is really clever; once the fee is increased, you're caught in it.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 01-04 06:48
Damn, it's the same old trick again, the pricing sniper is simply unbeatable.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 01-03 13:32
Damn, this tactic is brilliant. Cost fees are the real tool for cutting leeks.
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ContractBugHunter
· 01-03 03:59
Same old trick again, playing with fees like this is truly brilliant, and the bears are being crushed to the ground.
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-03 03:59
It's the same trick again, raising and lowering fees, causing the bears to be trapped and die miserably.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 01-03 03:58
A typical fee vampire, I've seen this kind of trick too many times and have become numb to it.
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MercilessHalal
· 01-03 03:52
It's the same trick again, the fees are skyrocketing in the opposite direction? Getting exploited is really no one's fault.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 01-03 03:42
This $RIVER is really amazing, it's a textbook case of cutting leeks.
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The fee structure is truly outrageous, being trapped for over $1000 to break even—who can stand that?
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It's the same false plunge again; it looks like more people are going to get hurt this round.
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The short sellers were directly trapped alive; feeling unable to breathe is indeed disgusting.
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This asymmetric cost structure design, to put it plainly, is nakedly cutting people.
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Price surges and fees spike again; I've seen this routine many times, yet some still jump in.
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From creating panic to setting traps, $RIVER's moves are really clever.
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Over $1000 in fee losses—just thinking about it makes me angry, and I have to wait for the price to drop back to 6.
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 01-03 03:33
This trick is really clever; playing with the fees like that directly gouged retail investors for over a thousand dollars.
Interestingly, $RIVER has been performing very well recently. First, a false dip was orchestrated to create panic and attract short sellers, then the fees were lowered to appear friendly. As soon as people jumped in, the price started to rise, and the fees shot up again. The shorts had no chance to breathe and were trapped. Someone calculated that just the fees alone cost over $1000, and it was only when the price dropped back to around 6 that they barely broke even. This repetitive pattern, frankly, is about creating false signals to make traders step back in an asymmetric cost structure.