From the perspective of chips, the rise of RIVER is a highly sophisticated game of strategy

Behind any extreme increase, the most core variable is always the chip structure. Early holdings of RIVER are concentrated, which means there was almost no effective selling pressure at the beginning of the rise, giving the dominant funds a very high control over the market. As long as they do not actively release chips, the price can be continuously pushed higher under relatively low trading volume.
As the increase expands, trading volume begins to significantly grow, indicating that chips are transferring from early low-cost accounts to chasing-the-rise funds. The key at this stage is not whether there is turnover, but whether the turnover is sufficient and whether there are new supporting forces. If high volume is accompanied by continued strength in price, it shows that the market is willing to buy at high valuations, and the trend still has continuation potential.
However, once there is a situation of “high volume but no increase” or even “high volume decline,” it indicates that the chip structure is beginning to deteriorate. For assets like RIVER that can increase 50 times in a month, chip loosening often does not happen gradually but suddenly. Therefore, monitoring the trading structure is more important than focusing solely on the price itself.
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