2026-01-05 21:42:37

Interesting market phenomenon. $RIVER soared from $18 to $25 within a few hours. It seems like a normal increase, but the story behind it is even more shocking—market capitalization expanded from 350 million to 500 million, creating a 150 million increase in just a few hours. This is not just a simple percentage gain, but real cash inflow. What triggered this rally? River officially announced a strategic partnership, and as soon as the news was released, the market responded immediately. This is the most straightforward illustration of news-driven market movements—when substantial progress is made, funds vote with their feet.

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quietly_staking

· 01-07 23:08

150 million market cap entered in just a few hours, such speed... The funds are really a bit anxious. The true positive news landing is always the hardest to wait for. Strategic cooperation can be so aggressive? What's next, stay tuned. Feels like another wave of being hammered, don't say I didn't warn you. This is called voting with your feet, more straightforward than any analyst prediction.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-06 19:31

Wow, 150 million market cap growth in just a few hours—that's real money entering the market!

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degenwhisperer

· 01-05 22:12

150 million invested, this is called substantial progress, not some superficial positive news.

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OnlyUpOnly

· 01-05 22:12

150 million market cap growth, is that all? I thought it was a big deal, but it seems it's just hype again. Strategic partnerships are talked about all the time, but few actually materialize. Just wait to be disappointed. Funds voting with their feet? Ha, a single announcement can cause such a rise, how fragile is this coin? I'm more concerned about whether I can hold on, or else it will be another feast for the leek farmers. This reaction speed... shows that big players already knew the news long ago, while retail investors are still buying in.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-05 22:01

150 million in incremental funds... This is what you call voting with your feet with capital. As soon as the announcement is made, money flows in directly, it's incredibly real.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-05 21:58

Wow, a market cap increase of 150 million. This capital inflow is truly top-tier. Is it this aggressive right after the strategic partnership was announced?

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-05 21:51

1.5 billion market cap growth, to be honest, it's a bit scary, just worried there will be too many bagholders. We've heard the term strategic partnership many times, but it still depends on how it is implemented. Is funding decided by foot votes? Isn't it also decided by mouth votes? Anyway, I think it's better to be cautious.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-05 21:46

1.5 billion market cap growth, is that all? These are just tricks by retail investors to buy the dip. I doubt they can really hold on. --- Strategic cooperation always sounds so wonderful, but how many of them actually come to fruition without failing... --- The phrase "funds vote with their feet" is quite absolute, but the problem is, if the funds are invested, why do they have to be pulled back? --- In just a few hours, a 42% increase—this is why I always end up buying at high prices haha. --- Announcement-driven? Basically, it's arbitrage based on news leaks. If I had known earlier, I would have made a killing. --- River's move was quite aggressive, but who will suffer when they dump the market later is obvious. --- Only this much increase with 150 million in, what does that mean? It seems the big players aren't that optimistic after all. --- What exactly is the strategic cooperation? Still feeling confused...

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