The market trend in River is indeed fierce. The capital management fee has skyrocketed to a level of -1.5% to -2% per hour — among mainstream exchanges, one leading platform and another top platform are both at -2%, while a compliant platform is slightly lower at -1.5%.

This clearly indicates a highly controlled short squeeze market characteristic. The strategy is quite straightforward: first, blow up the shorts one by one, and once the short positions are mostly cleared, the market maker slowly dumps. It sounds simple, but the agony in the middle is a nightmare for retail investors — about 40% of capital loss daily, and if you don’t close your position after two or three days of continuous operation, it will blow up. The fees will drain your blood first; before the price even drops, you are already squeezed dry.

This type of coin trading is actually very suitable for experienced traders to use small amounts to follow the trend, quickly profit, and then take profits in time. The key is to control your position size well, avoid being dragged down by high fees, and not be greedy waiting for a reversal. In a high-fee environment, time is a cost — every hour is eating into your money.