3 hours ago, the $Rave worth 23M went through two rounds and finally completed the last dump on Bitget, causing the coin price to drop directly from 1+ to 0.54, giving the bottom-fishing gamblers a heavy blow.

While others have already finished their celebration banquet, what are you still expecting? 🤣🤣

The night before yesterday, @RaveDAO held a super lively party in Hong Kong, and it is said that tickets were hard to come by. Yesterday, the official Twitter even posted a tweet showcasing the party scene along with images of the guests having a great time, but less than an hour later, it was deleted.

Perhaps they also felt a bit embarrassed to post this while the price dropped from 25 dollars to just over 1 dollar in a waterfall. 😂😂

$RAVE dropped from 25 dollars to 0.6 dollars in 24 hours, with a market cap falling from 2.6 billion to 160 million. To say it's all due to @zachxbt's power might not be entirely true; it is also somewhat a sign that the feast is coming to an end.

Since someone has stepped up to burst the bubble, ending it directly is also a good strategy, at least someone is sharing the firepower, unlike Pippin and Aria who can only bear the burden of the market makers.

Personally, I do not wish to see the MM bull market completely cool down. Still, as I said: some gray and ambiguous Web3 plays coming out when the market lacks hotspots is not entirely a bad thing. As long as everyone plays within a certain range tacitly, does it have to be blown out of proportion to the point where CEX can't manage it?

Moderation is key.