$RIVER has recently experienced a fierce decline, approaching the $2 level, with a drop of nearly 95% from its peak. In terms of a fully diluted market cap of hundreds of billions, this scale is comparable to many small and mid-cap listed companies in the A-share market. However, such purely conceptual projects of this size often face inevitable adjustments in the end.
The next key point to monitor is unlocking risk—the token release cycle, which still has over a week remaining, is about to begin, potentially leading to continued selling pressure. From a technical perspective, recent signals indicate a loosening in transaction fee rates, which may suggest the gradual establishment of a bottom area.
If a bottom pattern is confirmed later, it may be prudent to establish a small position as a trial, then gradually increase the position based on the pace of fee rate changes. The key is to monitor the trading activity during the unlocking period and whether the fee rates can continue to weaken—these two indicators will directly determine the possibility of a subsequent rebound.
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GasFeeTears
· 01-14 14:51
95% decline... how desperate must that be? Pure concept trading is like this; I should have guessed it earlier.
The unlocking wave is coming, and you still dare to buy the dip? Are you gambling or seeking death?
The loosening of fees is indeed interesting, but I'll wait and see; no rush.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 01-14 14:51
A 95% drop is truly devastating... With the unlock coming, will we have to keep taking hits?
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BTCRetirementFund
· 01-14 14:48
95% decline... This thing really messes people up; concept coins are still just concept coins after all.
The unlocking wave is coming, but we probably still need to keep throwing money in.
Let's wait and see if the fee rate really stabilizes; otherwise, this bottom might be fake.
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All-InQueen
· 01-14 14:32
A 95% drop... This is the fate of concept coins, hilarious.
Let's wait until the unlock period is over; I won't touch it now.
The loosening of the fee rate is somewhat interesting, but I'll wait and see before jumping in.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-14 14:24
A 95% drop, just hearing about it sounds unbelievable... Be careful with this unlock, it might continue to crash.
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0xSherlock
· 01-14 14:24
A 95% drop is truly terrifying... With this wave of unlocking, I'm afraid we'll hit new lows again.
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MetadataExplorer
· 01-14 14:22
95% decline... This is the fate of concept coins, a mess
The unlocking cycle is here, and some still dare to buy the dip. You must really believe in this thing
What does a loosening of the fee rate represent? It's just the whales accumulating, and retail investors like us are the bagholders
$RIVER has recently experienced a fierce decline, approaching the $2 level, with a drop of nearly 95% from its peak. In terms of a fully diluted market cap of hundreds of billions, this scale is comparable to many small and mid-cap listed companies in the A-share market. However, such purely conceptual projects of this size often face inevitable adjustments in the end.
The next key point to monitor is unlocking risk—the token release cycle, which still has over a week remaining, is about to begin, potentially leading to continued selling pressure. From a technical perspective, recent signals indicate a loosening in transaction fee rates, which may suggest the gradual establishment of a bottom area.
If a bottom pattern is confirmed later, it may be prudent to establish a small position as a trial, then gradually increase the position based on the pace of fee rate changes. The key is to monitor the trading activity during the unlocking period and whether the fee rates can continue to weaken—these two indicators will directly determine the possibility of a subsequent rebound.