The circulation structure of $RIVER is interesting. Looking at the data, the top ten holders hold 99.999% of the tokens, and the market circulation is alarmingly low. What does this pattern imply? Essentially, there are not enough chips to dump. My personal view is that under such a supply framework, once capital flows in, the price elasticity will be quite significant. Someone positioning themselves at this level is betting on this logic—since liquidity is scarce, early participants have very low costs. Whether it can rise to $100 depends on whether subsequent narratives can attract additional funds. However, based solely on the distribution of holdings, this doesn't quite look like a market that can be easily dumped.