Brothers, I woke up early today and have been watching this $RAVE all day, just to chat a bit.

RAVE went from 0.22 to 1.69, nearly an 8x increase, almost without looking back in between. Everyone with a clear eye knows it's the market maker drawing lines, but there are still people in the comment section asking "Can I still get on board?" You ask him why he wants to buy, and he says, "Just in case it pulls another wave."

Yes, just in case. But have you thought about it—what if the market maker dumps the price today? This thing has risen from the bottom with hardly any decent pullback, with profit-taking piles stacked high. When it crashes, are you sure you can run away?

Everyone wants to hop on the market maker’s train, but the problem is, there are only so many trains, only so many seats. Why should it be your turn? You think you're the chosen one, but actually, you're just the chosen bag-holder. For this kind of coin, the market maker eats the meat, the small players drink the soup, and retail investors lick the plate. You think you're the one eating the meat, but in reality, you can't even get the soup.

So what I really can't stand is: knowing it's a trap, yet still jumping in. The shittier the coin, the more people want to get in—this has almost become a rule in the crypto world.

My attitude has always been the same: watch the show. If you're really itching, use a small position as a lottery ticket—lose it, and it doesn't hurt; win, and it's a freebie. Don’t fall in love with this kind of coin; it flips faster than flipping a book. Don’t gamble your serious money on the market maker’s mood.

Remember, in the crypto world, surviving longer is more important than making quick profits. Don’t always think about catching a ride—be careful, you might end up on a train with the doors welded shut.