The latest copycats are completely out of control—what looks like Audi, BI Life, and enj are all starting a full-on pump-and-dump mania. And the previously mentioned RAVR is hitting new highs again and again, with a peak of 28.3—137x from the lowest to the highest. The market’s FOMO is taken straight to the max. Could it really be a bull market comeback? Let’s go through one by one to see what’s actually going on with these wild, rampaging copycat plays?

First of all, everyone is familiar with Audi—it surged 200% in a single day, reaching 10.7. A lot of people say new highs are for the “big bros,” so don’t even dream about it; just go back and look—wasn’t it cut in half yesterday? Where would there be enough mass/volume now to push it to such a high market cap? It’s just a one-wave move: once it reaches the target level, they start cutting immediately. And Audi has no new story to tell at all—while projects like BI Life are basically “you want to pump, we pump; you want to dump, we dump.” Up and down is entirely based on mood, with no need for any reason—so you can only say it’s a matter of luck. As for rave, what I said before is not unfounded: a well-known detective has already verified that 90% of the volume is in the project team’s hands. And they used this explosive rally to directly blow up the funds of hundreds of thousands of people—tens of millions, basically. For them, as long as they hold absolute control, this kind of left-hand-to-right-hand behavior is almost guaranteed to print profit instantly. Under such an operator-run, tightly controlled market, less than 1% have achieved financial freedom—while the other 99% end up as fuel.