RIVER's recent market movement is truly incredible. You thought it was about to pull back, but then a single line just shot up forcefully, leaving no chance for a correction. Then it got even more exaggerated, gradually rising and breaking new highs one after another. What kind of operation is this? Doesn't the exchange have anyone to oversee this? Is this even considered trading? It feels like the market maker can do whatever they want whenever they want, and retail investors have no power to fight back. There's definitely some issues with the logic behind this kind of trend.
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BlockImposter
· 4h ago
Zhuangzi pulling a single thread hard, there's nothing we can do about it.
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SleepyValidator
· 4h ago
Zhuang is going crazy. This is not a trading market at all; it's purely a pump-and-dump game.
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Degentleman
· 4h ago
The market maker is really ruthless, leaving no room for adjustment at all. Retail investors who end up holding the bag truly feel uncomfortable.
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Wutongju
· 4h ago
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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SignatureVerifier
· 4h ago
technically speaking, the price action you're describing lacks sufficient validation metrics to constitute genuine market discovery. statistically improbable candlestick patterns warrant further auditing—possible attack vector on order book integrity tbh
RIVER's recent market movement is truly incredible. You thought it was about to pull back, but then a single line just shot up forcefully, leaving no chance for a correction. Then it got even more exaggerated, gradually rising and breaking new highs one after another. What kind of operation is this? Doesn't the exchange have anyone to oversee this? Is this even considered trading? It feels like the market maker can do whatever they want whenever they want, and retail investors have no power to fight back. There's definitely some issues with the logic behind this kind of trend.