RIVER's fee rate rule adjustment has attracted market attention. Some traders have noticed that the fee rate changes may reflect a loosening of the main players' control—after all, the primary means of market manipulation are based on the spot market rather than the futures market.
From a trading perspective, this signal warrants attention. On the short side, it may be prudent to gradually build a core position, but risk exposure should be controlled to avoid heavy positions and rapid entries. Meanwhile, long participants should also exercise increased caution. Market research indicates that the main players may continue a tug-of-war for some time, but the final waterfall trend seems to be within expectations.
In any case, closely monitor subsequent changes in the fee rate rules and the actual capital flow in the spot market, as these often reveal the market's true direction more than surface-level price fluctuations.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 8h ago
Whenever the fee rate moves, you know what the main players are doing. This trick is old... But spot trading is the real deal, contracts are just a facade, and that's correct.
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MoonBoi42
· 01-19 13:44
Fee rates are loosening... Do you really feel that the main players are a bit weak? The spot market is the real deal; who trusts the tricks in the futures contracts?
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-18 08:54
Is the main force loosening? Then I need to see where the real funds are flowing on the spot market. This kind of fee rate change indeed hides some tricks.
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AllInAlice
· 01-18 08:52
Are you thinking of shorting just because the fee rate loosens? I think we should wait a bit longer; the main players are playing this game very cleverly.
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0xSunnyDay
· 01-18 08:52
Once the fee rate relaxes, it's clear that the main players are easing up, and this waterfall likely can't be stopped. Keep an eye on the flow of real money on the spot side.
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GasGasGasBro
· 01-18 08:50
Is a loosening of the fee rate a sign that the main players are offloading? That logic is a bit far-fetched; real funds in spot trading are the real answer.
RIVER's fee rate rule adjustment has attracted market attention. Some traders have noticed that the fee rate changes may reflect a loosening of the main players' control—after all, the primary means of market manipulation are based on the spot market rather than the futures market.
From a trading perspective, this signal warrants attention. On the short side, it may be prudent to gradually build a core position, but risk exposure should be controlled to avoid heavy positions and rapid entries. Meanwhile, long participants should also exercise increased caution. Market research indicates that the main players may continue a tug-of-war for some time, but the final waterfall trend seems to be within expectations.
In any case, closely monitor subsequent changes in the fee rate rules and the actual capital flow in the spot market, as these often reveal the market's true direction more than surface-level price fluctuations.