My take on the whole $RAVE “crime pump”…
Most of us saw Zach’s investigation breaking down holders, flows, and possible CEX involvement. It gave a lot of insight.
But I keep asking… does calling it a “crime” actually stop anything?
I don’t think so.
If anything, it just makes smaller players more cautious. Because plays like this are high risk if you’re not ready for that, it’s better to stay out.
At the end of the day, people still want profit.
Some made big money shorting RAVE.
Others made money longing it.
Me? I took a loss trying to short 😅
That alone made me slow down and start observing more.
Because this isn’t just RAVE we’ve seen similar moves before. So instead of rushing in, I’m trying to understand how these setups actually work.
At the same time, I’ve been more focused on managing risk.
I remember reading a
@STONfi DEX blog on FOMO and FUD, and it made things clearer:
• Don’t chase entries
• Don’t panic exit
• Let setups come to you
Looking at RAVE, it fits.
People buying at $25 were driven by FOMO.
Even those who got in early still felt like they missed out.
That’s just how the market works.
So now, I keep things simple.
I still watch setups like this…
but I also keep part of my focus on steady compounding on STON.fi.
Good pools, consistent returns, less stress.
Because there will always be another opportunity.
The key is being ready for it not chasing the last one.
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