Looking at RIVER's recent trend, it has been steadily rising with almost no significant pullbacks. The underlying logic is quite clear—this wave of bullish momentum largely comes from the big players' own positioning. As more and more short sellers enter the market, the big players actually increase their buying pressure, creating a situation of direct confrontation between bulls and bears. The benefits of this approach are obvious: on one hand, it can trigger stop-loss orders from short sellers, creating technically extreme market conditions; on the other hand, it allows for gradual distribution of holdings during the process. Especially when funding rates soar to historical highs and retail investors begin to fear shorting, the big players suddenly initiate a sell-off, instantly breaking the bullish expectations and directly harvesting the few bullish players who have been holding on. Throughout this process, the big players not only profit from the interest rate spread by charging high fees but also lock in profits through dual-sided harvesting.