Five-cent RAVE—do you dare to copy it?

From $28 all the way down to below fifty cents, someone in the group asks every day: Is it time to buy the dip?

My answer is very straightforward: It depends on what you're aiming for.

Just trying to score a rebound—fifty cents to a dollar? You can gamble. On the technical side, fifty cents really is a dividing line between bulls and bears; if it holds, a bounce from fifty cents up to a bit above a dollar isn’t a big problem. But remember: if it breaks below forty-five cents, you must cut—don’t hesitate. With a stock like this controlled by the “big player,” once support is broken, what’s underneath is an endless bottomless pit.

If you think you’re doing “value investing,” you feel RAVE was mistakenly sold off, and you want to hold long-term waiting for it to return to its peak—wake up.

One address holds 750 million tokens; at the peak, it was worth 10 billion USD. They’re currently locked up—locked for 12 months, then linearly released over the following 36 months. In the coming years, every month there will be a flood of massive amounts of tokens coming out. The “big player’s” cost is so low you can’t even imagine—it doesn’t matter what price, they can still distribute.

I’m not saying RAVE will go to zero. It has real business and deployable use cases—those aren’t fake. But in the short term, price follows sentiment; in the mid term, it’s about the float; in the long term, it’s about value. With this kind of token/float structure, for a long time to come, it’s the “big player” calling the shots.

If you really want to get involved, wait until the lock-up release is almost done, the chips are dispersed, and the community can truly regain governance rights—then consider it.

Go in now? You’re not a value investor—you’re a gambler betting against the “big player.”

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