In the last 24 hours, more than $8 million worth of whale entries have been recorded in $RIVER token.
While this may look bullish at first glance, traders must understand the bigger risk behind it.
Whales Already Control the Market
$RIVER is already a whale-dominated, low-liquidity token.
A few large whales control most of the liquidity
New whale entries increase volatility, not stability
Price movements are often artificial and aggressive
When too many large players accumulate in a low-liquidity market, the risk of a sudden crash increases significantly.
Why a Crash Is Possible
With multiple whales already positioned:
Liquidity can be removed instantly
Profit-taking can trigger cascading sell-offs
Long positions may be trapped during sharp reversals
This is how low-liquidity tokens usually behave: 📈 Fast pumps
#theblockchainwhale
💥 Even faster dumps
My Trading View
Short-term upside is still possible
My personal target zone is $35–36
After that zone, risk becomes extremely high
📌 Short positions only make sense near the top, not emotionally in the middle of the move.
Important Warning for Traders
Do NOT chase pumps
Avoid high leverage
Understand that whale entries do not guarantee safety
Always plan your exit before entering a trade
📌 In whale-controlled markets, timing matters more than direction.
Final Thoughts
River can still move up — but don’t forget: The same whales who pump the price
are the ones who crash it.
Trade smart.
Protect your capital.
And never confuse whale activity with long-term safety 🐋⚠️$RIVER
