If RIVER is really going to dump now, the fee rate is actually positive, which is interesting. According to the usual pattern, large holders wait until after they step on the foot and cut, then the fee rate turns positive. But when the main players are truly dumping, it’s usually accompanied by high fee rates—selling off chips while opening short positions, making it unprofitable for retail investors to follow and short. From this logic, it seems that the big players in RIVER haven't actually started their dumping plan yet. In other words, there might still be a wave of upward movement ahead. Of course, this is just a possible judgment based on the fee rate signal; the specific direction will depend on the upcoming market performance.