Recently, many people have asked if RAVE can be shorted. I'll tell you the truth directly: this surge has released the loss-making positions from yesterday, which precisely indicates that we have not yet reached the real low point. Following the market maker's playbook, catching a falling knife is the ultimate goal, so the risk of recklessly going short right now is quite high.



I also noticed that there are quite a few voices shouting short positions in the square, but let me ask you this - have you really thought through the reasons? Is it because the technicals have truly broken down, or is it just following the trend?

RAVE might indeed return to the moving average, but the question is—what if it doesn't? If it gets pumped directly by the market maker, how will you catch a falling knife? This position is not clear for both long and short positions; the safest approach is still to hold on and see how the volume moves.

My plan is to wait for changes in trading volume before shorting, so that I can seize reliable opportunities. For those who want to follow this thought process, I will continue to share the market signals I observe. The crypto market is ever-changing; it's not about fearing missed opportunities, but rather about being left behind.
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GasFeeSobbervip
· 23h ago
I agree with this logic; those who follow others when they shout "short" will suffer losses. It's reliable to follow the volume movement. Let's talk when the volume picks up; right now, it's indeed easy to miss out. This strategy from market makers is too old; those who understand are waiting for opportunities. Following the trend of short positions is the easiest way to get blown up; I'm also observing. If the volume doesn't pick up, then it's all pointless; just hold on. This wave, not catching a falling knife is actually stable, you know what I mean? Really, before there are clear signals from the market data, just stay put. This gentleman has said what I'm thinking; that is, do nothing. If the volume can't explode, what are you catching short for? Wait and see.
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SmartContractDivervip
· 23h ago
The loss-making positions have all been released, and you still want to short? This guy's got a clear mind. The market maker's operation this time looks like accumulation; those who blindly follow and shout short are likely to get wrecked. If the volume is unclear, don’t rush; missing out is more painful than losing money. RAVE is currently just testing; watching the volume is much more reliable than betting on the direction. Just because many people in the square are shouting short doesn’t mean it’s right; this is just a gathering place for suckers. However, to be honest, this gentleman's thinking is relatively rational; waiting for the volume signal before acting is indeed a more prudent approach.
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ZKProofstervip
· 23h ago
ngl, the volume narrative here actually checks out—trustless analysis beats sentiment every time. but tbh watching the herd chase breakdowns while ignoring order flow mechanics is wild, proof of no homework fr
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WangBadanvip
· 23h ago
0.66 may have a bit of pressure, but it will break through soon.
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