RAVE's recent movement is worth paying attention to. The previous sharp decline was actually a display of the main force shaking out weak hands—retail investors panicked and fled, while smart money took the opportunity to accumulate. From a technical perspective, although there are signs of bearish divergence, after repeatedly confirming support in the low zone, the risk-reward ratio is obviously more favorable. From the perspective of capital game theory, this position presents an opportunity for contrarian thinking. Similar historical patterns often lead to a decent rebound. Keep the rhythm in mind, and this round can be anticipated.
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麻辣隔壁1
· 7h ago
If this v0 can be successful, it wouldn't be considered v0 anymore, and it boldly makes various arguments😂
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CompoundPersonality
· 7h ago
The washout theory is back again; anyway, when it drops, it's to absorb the chips, and when it rises, it's to distribute the stock. Anyone can explain this logic.
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blocksnark
· 12h ago
The manipulation theory is back again, and I'm already tired of hearing this explanation... But on the other hand, there is indeed potential at the low levels. Let's wait for the rebound to see.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 12h ago
The market manipulation theory is back... Every time it's said, but what happens in the end?
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orphaned_block
· 12h ago
The manipulation theory is back again; I'm tired of hearing this explanation. But this time, the low point does have some significance. Whether it can rebound depends entirely on the market maker’s mood.
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MemeCurator
· 12h ago
The shakeout theory is back again, saying the same thing every time haha
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12h ago
The shakeout theory is back again. Every time it's said like this, but what's the result? When it really can't withstand another drop, don't say I didn't warn you.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 12h ago
I've heard the phrase "shakeout" so many times. Every time, it's said to be smart money accumulating. But in the end, it still comes down to the fundamentals, my friend.
RAVE's recent movement is worth paying attention to. The previous sharp decline was actually a display of the main force shaking out weak hands—retail investors panicked and fled, while smart money took the opportunity to accumulate. From a technical perspective, although there are signs of bearish divergence, after repeatedly confirming support in the low zone, the risk-reward ratio is obviously more favorable. From the perspective of capital game theory, this position presents an opportunity for contrarian thinking. Similar historical patterns often lead to a decent rebound. Keep the rhythm in mind, and this round can be anticipated.