For River Community Message
Hello, this is Hanbongdubong.
If you are still serious about River and the River community, please read this post carefully.
And please deliver this to the River team.
Your voices matter.
Yesterday, I listened to the river AMA, and contrary to expectations, it lacked substantial content.
I have a lot of detailed posts to write about River, but the daily data organization and analysis takes 2-4 hours or more, making it challenging.
I apologize in advance that today’s post is not an informational piece about River.
Now, let’s get started.
The questions in this River AMA were too simple, and they covered information already known from China or the United States.
I fully understand the importance of buybacks. The River team’s role in maintaining River’s price is crucial.
However, there was a lack of forward-looking questions and answers.
There are several questions that need structural clarity:
Dynamic Airdrop Changes
The structural changes to the dynamic airdrop were mentioned, and currently, about 60 days out of 180 have passed, leaving 120 days remaining.
Shouldn’t we clarify whether the existing 60 days will be included in the modified formula, or if it will be recalculated as a full 180 days?
Point Conversion and Staking Period
When converting River points to staked River, it’s crucial to understand how the staking period will be configured.
The reason: On January 22nd, 1.5 million River tokens from investors will be unlocked.
January 22, 2026 is a very important issue.
Ahead of this date, it should be clear how the River team plans to protect the price, or how they will build value that encourages purchasing River.
And it’s important to know the River team’s operating profit, because buyback costs will come from the River team’s operating profits.
So what percentage of operating profit can be allocated to buybacks?
If River community members unknowingly set a long staking period after January 22nd and the River price crashes later, who will be responsible?
Shouldn’t we clarify these structural issues in advance and specifically ask about the River team’s price protection plan and business strategy?
Are you just going to be satisfied later that you gained followers, even if the rewards for the time you spent carefully crafting River yaping posts are very small?
Or will you curse River at that time and look for reasons?
What You Must Know If You’re Writing River Content
From the perspective of currently writing detailed River posts, immediate scores and point farming may be important.
But what about the phenomenon where we don’t receive proper point rewards, so the quality of posts decreases and they gradually become routine shit posts?
We desperately engage with River content, but why are my scores like this?
What about bots taking our points?
Point Staking Interest Rate Cut in Half
The point staking interest rate suddenly got cut in half. However, after the River point decline, 45 million points returned to the staking pool.
This is clearly a signal that many River community members are continuously purchasing River points. It shows they trust River.
But the staking point rewards got cut in half. Aren’t you curious about the reason?
Transparent Point Verification System
Isn’t it important to build a transparent system where daily points can be accurately verified on River4fun?
Aren’t you calculating your points by subtracting from yesterday’s total points or using browser extensions every time? This is Season 3 - why is it still like this?
I know there’s no reason for me to say all this. And I only bought about 20,000 River points at the bottom, and I’ve only accumulated about 9,000 points total. It doesn’t really matter much to me how things turn out.
But we’re the River community, right? We should be laughing together at year-end, right? There are many people who have cherished and loved River from the beginning, right?
So why aren’t you properly raising your voices?
You need to help.
I really want all River community members to receive fair rewards and be smiling at year-end.
Thank you for reading this long post.