RAVE has indeed been quite popular recently, and the market has also started to hear voices saying “it’s about to take off” and “it’s a turnaround that depends on it.” But have you ever seriously thought about a question: when you make money, who is it that loses it?

These coins are driven by emotions, topics, and FOMO sentiment; in essence, they don’t have solid fundamentals. More often, it’s just short-term capital games and emotional relay. Once the sentiment tide goes out and the relay breaks, volatility often rapidly amplifies—arriving fast and leaving just as fast.

The more heavily hyped a target is, the more likely it is to see violent shakeouts. People who chase into it at the highs often don’t even have time to react.

At once again reminds everyone: it’s not recommended to participate with a heavy position, and you should not blindly chase the highs in the so-called “doubling opportunity.” If you must participate, you also have to test the waters with a light position, while strictly setting stop-losses and putting risk first.

The market never becomes gentle because of emotions; it only becomes more ruthless because of greed. People who manage to survive are never the ones who make the most—they’re the ones who lose the least and control their risks the best.
$RAVE ‌#Gate13周年Dr.Han公开信