$RAVE Everyone needs to pay attention—the big sickle is coming soon.。

RAVE This retracement was actually already written into the K-line a long time ago. The day before, it dropped 30% straight away, and many people’s first reaction was: It’s over, the whales have run away. But when you look back, this kind of drop isn’t distribution—it’s deliberate smashing of emotions. Why do I say that? First, this sharp sell-off didn’t involve continuous high-volume dumping; it was more that panic sellers ended up trampling themselves. Second, during the decline, there wasn’t a clear outflow of on-chain funds; instead, there were signs of a return. Third, the distribution of positions shifted from concentrated to dispersed—typical of wash trading and turnover. To put it simply, this part isn’t “retreat”; it’s washing out the undecided. So back on 12.17, I chose to go long. In essence, it wasn’t about catching the bottom—it was a judgment: this position has already entered the main players’ second phase of control. The subsequent price action also proved it—prices started to stabilize, sentiment shifted from panic to watchfulness, and the bears gradually lost their edge. This kind of order book has a feature: a true breakout won’t happen while you’re panicking; it happens at the moment you feel like, “it’s probably stable now,” when it then immediately surges before most people have even reacted. Basically, that’s when people chase after it going above 14. So the core of this move isn’t whether you bought the low point—it’s whether you understood: the retracement is to shake people out, not the end.
I am Rick, an old veteran in the crypto circle with many years of experience. #SEC称部分Defi界面可免经纪商注册