RIVER's recent trend has been a bit strange. On the surface, it's consolidating sideways, but secretly, large investors are quietly offloading, and liquidity is being played by the main players very skillfully. Look at the funding rate—both bulls and bears are fighting fiercely, and such divergence usually indicates an impending trend reversal.

What's more troublesome is the on-chain data. The proportion of short-term holders has exploded, and once selling pressure is released in a concentrated manner, it can easily trigger a chain reaction. Market sentiment is now completely dominated by fear. Would anyone still dare to blindly chase the high? That would basically be the last move.

What about the technical aspect? The current price is stuck at 17.121 USDT, with support around 15.308, which is about 21.82% below the current price. From the 1-hour candlestick chart, this support level serves as a reference point.

In short, the risk coefficient of market volatility at this stage has been pushed to the maximum. Signs of whale profit-taking are very obvious, yet the price is strangely moving sideways. This contradiction often indicates a trap set by the main players. High-frequency traders are increasingly aggressive, and divergence phenomena are becoming more prominent. These are all signals of an upcoming trend reversal. There are too many short-term bottom-fishers; once sentiment shifts, there may be no one left to take the other side.